Ultra-processed foods can accelerate aging and the decline of your body’s health, even if you generally eat healthy foods, say Italian researchers in a new report based on the largest population study of its kind in Europe.
Pollution may promote stress, leading to obesity, study says
Chemicals from plastics to pesticides may worsen the body’s stress response in ways that cause excessive weight gain, according to what researchers say is the first systematic review to investigate the link between pollution, stress, and obesity.
Tiny titanium dioxide particles in food raise blood sugar, disrupt gut hormones in mice, study finds
New research highlights potential health risks of a common food color additive banned in Europe, found in candies and ultra-processed snacks
The tiniest particles of titanium dioxide—commonly used to make ultra-processed foods look more visually appealing—can raise blood sugar levels and impair how the body processes glucose, among other health harms, according to new research in mice.
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