Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods Harm Focus and Increase Dementia Risk

A new study reveals that even small increases in ultra-processed food consumption can lead to poorer brain function and may elevate the risk of dementia, irrespective of overall diet quality.

25 Apr, 07:19 — 25 Apr, 07:19

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Ultra-processed foods damage your focus and may increase dementia risk, study finds

Even small increases in ultra-processed foods can lead to poorer brain function, regardless of diet quality, a new study has found.

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Study Finds Ultra-Processed Foods Harm Focus and Increase Dementia Risk

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Ultra-processed foods damage your focus and may increase dementia risk, study finds

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