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Over the last several decades, our food supply has become pumped full of additives, artificial sweeteners, emulsifiers, and other chemicals. And when consumed as a large portion of your diet, these ultra-processed foods can have serious, lasting ramifications on your overall health.
On this episode of The Model Health Show, we’re diving into five shocking ways that ultra-processed foods can negatively impact your health. You’re going to hear the latest science on how ultra-processed foods can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, hormonal dysfunction, mental health conditions, and more. You’ll also learn the sad truth about how food marketing preys on children and other vulnerable populations to increase their sales.
Because the average American’s diet consists of about 60% ultra-processed foods, there’s never been a more important time to be aware of these negative consequences. Fine tuning your nutrition inputs is one of the most powerful things you can do to positively influence your health, and I hope you find this information empowering. So listen in and enjoy the show!
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0:00.0 | You are now listening to the model health show with Sean Stevenson. |
0:04.0 | For more visit the model health show. |
0:07.0 | com. |
0:08.0 | Welcome to the model health show. This is fitness nutrition expert Sean Stevenson and I'm so |
0:15.7 | grateful for you tuning in with me today. Let's get right into it. A recent analysis |
0:20.6 | publishing the BMJ determined that the average Americans diet now |
0:24.4 | consist of about 60% ultra processed foods. Now we know that our diet has changed |
0:30.8 | dramatically in the last few decades but the question is are there |
0:33.8 | any specific health ramifications that are now seen in clinical data and that's |
0:39.7 | what this episode is all about because some of the things that are now seen in our peer |
0:43.5 | view data is going to shock you in regards to our consumption of ultra processed |
0:48.2 | foods and we're going to start with number one on this list of five horrifying ways that ultra processed foods are impacting |
0:54.6 | human health and number one is the impact that it's having on bone health. A |
0:59.8 | meta analysis of over 50 human studies on diet and bone health published in the |
1:04.5 | peer-view journal Nutrients found that the people eating the standard |
1:08.2 | quote Western diet high in ultra-processed foods had significantly lower bone mineral density, higher risk of fractures, and higher rates of bone loss. |
1:20.0 | The study also noted specifically higher rates of minerals being leached from the bones |
1:26.4 | and impaired bone remodeling. |
1:29.2 | Another recent study titled Ultra processeded Foods Target Bone Quality, cited in the journal Bone |
1:36.0 | Research, used advanced imaging including electron microscopy, CT scans, and more to analyze the impact of ultra-processed food |
1:47.6 | in animal models. Here's what the scientists found. |
1:50.8 | Quote, young rats fed ultra-processed food suffer from growth retardation |
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