Eating a diet high in processed plant-based items could still increase hidden heart damage risk.
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A new study has found that ultra-processed plant-based foods (UPFs) might increase the risk of heart disease. Researchers from the University of São Paulo and Imperial College London analyzed data from over 118,000 people and discovered that these foods could be more harmful to heart health than less-processed plant foods. Plant-based diets are generally known […]
Eating a diet high in processed plant-based items could still increase hidden heart damage risk.
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