Two new studies have revealed links between UPFs and cardiovascular disease
A long ingredients list with many additives and preservatives, as well as high salt, sugar and fat content, may be indicative that something is ‘ultra-processed’. These products may also typically lack the important nutrients contained by less processed foods.
“It could be that foods you think are healthy are actually contributing to you developing high blood pressure,” Ms. Pant said, adding that women tend to eat more UPF than men.in which Ms. Pant was involved tracked the diet and health status of 10,006 middle-aged women over the past 15 years. The second study, a meta-analysis of more than 325,000 men and women led by China’s Fourth Military Medical University, showed that those who consumed the most UPF were 24 per cent more likely to experience a cardiovascular event such as a heart attack, stroke or angina.
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