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Scientists on panel defending ultra-processed foods linked to food firms - Vimarsana News

Scientists on panel defending ultra-processed foods linked to food firms

Exclusive: three out of five at briefing playing down concerns over UPFs have ties to makers of such foods

Not ALL ultra-processed food should be avoided, experts say as they warn  CARROTS can be wrongly classed as being as bad as chocolate and crisps under blanket system - Vimarsana News

Not ALL ultra-processed food should be avoided, experts say as they warn  CARROTS can be wrongly classed as being as bad as chocolate and crisps under blanket system

Leading experts today rallied against calls for the UK to roll out official guidance to avoid the food group, saying such a system would be 'complicated' and 'unworkable'.

Stop demonising ultra processed food as it can be good for you, experts warn - Vimarsana News

Stop demonising ultra processed food as it can be good for you, experts warn

Experts warns that demonising all processed foods is wrong as it can still still be nutritious and not everyone can afford artisanal breads

Don't Eat Meat? Here's What You Need to Know About Your Hip Fracture Risk. - Vimarsana News

Don't Eat Meat? Here's What You Need to Know About Your Hip Fracture Risk.

A University of Leeds study found vegetarians face a 50 percent increased hip fracture risk, yet the health gains of a well-planned plant-based diet might outweigh this.

Vegetarians at 50% more risk of hip fracture than meat eaters: Study - Vimarsana News

Vegetarians at 50% more risk of hip fracture than meat eaters: Study

Men and women who follow a vegetarian diet face a 50 per cent greater risk of a hip fracture compared to people who regularly eat meat, according to a large-scale study.