Nearly every food we eat is processed in some way. What truly matters is how the food is being processed. Unfortunately, many foods we consume are highly processed – and not in a good way. Hot dogs, luncheon meats, potato chips, deep-fried foods, packaged noodles, and soft drinks are just some examples. These foods are high in added salt, sugar and saturated fat. Consuming these foods on a regular basis can increase your health risks. Eat these foods less often and in smaller amounts.
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Author/Source: AHS South Zone Population and Public Health Nutrition
Posted January 1, 2025
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