Fast food is often super treatment
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Two of the largest health concerns in the modern era-very treated foods (UPFS) and fine plastic-have one common thing: we do not actually know whether or how it is harmful to our health. But researchers suggest a bold new idea: that these problems are actually related, and that UPFs contains special levels of fine plastic that increases mental health.
“We know that foods full of treatment have a drewary player. We know that very treated foods are also linked to depression and anxiety. We thought it would be useful to put down the hypothesis that exact plastic can mediate in this link, with warning … with warning …
