The Case Against Ultra-Processed Foods Is Weaker Than Believed

The term "ultra-processed foods" (UPFs) has become one of the dominant ideas in American diet culture over the past decade, driving media coverage and consumer guides. However, the scientific evidence underpinning concerns about UPFs is considerably weaker than popular narratives suggest. Key studies in the field carry significant methodological limitations that call sweeping conclusions into question.

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