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“Strategies Comparable to the Tobacco Industry”: Researchers Warn About the Dangers of Ultra-Processed Foods

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▶️ Global experts are warning about the consequences of consuming ultra-processed foods for human health. The researchers have compiled all the studies on the subject and put forward a series of proposals. Tf1info contacted the French researcher Mathilde Touvier, who participated in this scientific work. - “Strategies comparable to the tobacco industry”: researchers warn about the dangers of ultra-processed foods (Health and well-being).

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Researchers have found that the consumption of these products can lead to multiple pathologies, such as obesity, diabetes or cardiovascular disease, which are alerts that industry groups try to minimize.

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At that time - with grandparents - there were other eating habits. Nowadays, highly processed food is omnipresent, also in Germany. A study explains the various health risks caused by consumption.

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▶️ Global experts are warning about the consequences of consuming ultra-processed foods for human health. The researchers have compiled all the studies on the subject and put forward a series of proposals. Tf1info contacted the French researcher Mathilde Touvier, who participated in this scientific work. - “Strategies comparable to the tobacco industry”: researchers warn about the dangers of ultra-processed foods (Health and well-being).

A team of researchers certifies far-reaching health risks to ultraprocessed foods and calls for better protection of consumers. However, the situation is not quite as clear.

·Munich, Germany
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Extra-processed foods are associated with harmful effects on each major system of human body organs and represent a seismic threat to global health, according to the broadest analysis of...

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A series of Lancet articles alert about health risks associated with ultra-processed foods and call for strong public action. Researchers detail a roadmap to curb their omnipresence and propose stronger regulations, from marketing to labelling, etc.

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adressa.no broke the news in on Tuesday, November 18, 2025.
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