In a diet face-off between ultra-processed versus minimally processed food, those who ate the former consumed 500 more calories per day. Researchers suggest it has a lot to do with how people decide how much to eat.
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In a diet face-off between ultra-processed versus minimally processed food, those who ate the former consumed 500 more calories per day. Researchers suggest it has a lot to do with how people decide how much to eat.
