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10 ways fast food is making you depressed and slowly killing you - NY Post
Here’s some dangerous food for thought.
With alarming obesity rates on an annual basis, Americans are often accused of being imprisoned by their deadly addictions to fast food and ultra-processed junk.
Now, the month of January inevitably brings along with it an insatiable need to make a new year resolution. However, an estimated 40% of the US population has pledged to do better this time around by eating healthier, according to recent surveys.
But by the end of the first week of 2022, about one-quarter of them will have already dropped the ball on their big fat resolutions.
The Post has followed myriad studies over the years as scientists reveal more of the ways that ultra-processed, high sugar and carb-rich foods are wreaking havoc on our health — by hooking consumers with chemically engineered additives and flavors designed to be irresistible
Here’s some dangerous food for thought.
With alarming obesity rates on an annual basis, Americans are often accused of being imprisoned by their deadly addictions to fast food and ultra-processed junk.
Now, the month of January inevitably brings along with it an insatiable need to make a new year resolution. However, an estimated 40% of the US population has pledged to do better this time around by eating healthier, according to recent surveys.
But by the end of the first week of 2022, about one-quarter of them will have already dropped the ball on their big fat resolutions.
The Post has followed myriad studies over the years as scientists reveal more of the ways that ultra-processed, high sugar and carb-rich foods are wreaking havoc on our health — by hooking consumers with chemically engineered additives and flavors designed to be irresistible