How Ultra-Processed Foods Could Cause Disease: Changes in Texture
About this episode
This episode discusses how ultra-processed foods may contribute to disease through changes in texture and their caloric intake compared to unprocessed foods.
The average rate of caloric intake of ultra-processed foods is about double that of unprocessed foods.
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