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Highly processed foods can be considered addictive like tobacco products, study claims
Study confirms that processed foods key to rising obesity
Food for thought: Study finds link between depression and unhealthy diets
A high-sugar diet decreases ability to sense sweetness in rats
A mother's ultra-processed food intake may be linked to obesity risk in her children
Low-calorie sugar substitute consumption during adolescence appears to impair memory later in life
Rebound weight gain in children with obesity linked to disconnect between brain and gut
Counting cravings for coffee and soft drinks
'Gateway' foods like candy may lead to unhealthy teen eating
Is Some Depression Actually Insulin Resistance?
8 Foods That Contribute to Anxiety and Depression
Could consuming processed foods contribute to poor mental health?
Fish oil may blunt inflammatory response to high fat/high sugar diet
Sweetness that comes at a price: Sugar substitutes may affect the human body in unanticipated ways
Ultra-processed foods make up almost two-thirds of Britain's school meals
Cutting Dietary Simple Sugars May Relieve GERD Symptoms
ADHD: why it can make it harder to keep eating habits in check – and what you can do about it
The Relationship Between Unhealthy Eating and ADHD in Children
Stop hiding sugar reduction report and commit to more sugar industry reform
How sugar promotes inflammation
Maternal consumption of soft drinks may be linked to ADHD symptoms in offspring
Your gut senses the difference between real sugar and artificial sweetener
How does excess sugar affect the developing brain throughout childhood and adolescence?
A taste for sweet – an anthropologist explains the evolutionary origins of why you're programmed to love sugar
Doesn't an excessive intake of simple sugar affect higher brain function?
Junk food and the brain: How modern diets lacking in micronutrients may contribute to angry rhetoric
Vegetarian diet quality influences mental health
Diet, exercise can improve teens' mental health
What is the short-term impact of sugary drinks in the classroom?
How highly processed foods harm memory in the aging brain (and the protective effect of Omega-3 DHA)
Looking to lose weight? Diet drinks might not be the sweet spot: study
Is your child a fussy eater? Top tips to help get them back on track
Scientists claim that overeating is not the primary cause of obesity
Eating a high quality diet reduces risk of developing COVID-19
Healthy diets linked to better mental health and wellbeing
This Is Your Gut on Sugar
Sugar: why some people experience side-effects when they quit
Why eating more sugar can leave you with LESS energy
AI reveals how glucose helps the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Increasing your risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) through processed food
Want some holiday reading? Try the National Food Strategy plan. - Michelle's blog
Is it time for a new junk food tax?
Study associates diet in childhood with cognitive development
Study shows potential dangers of sweeteners
Obesity in teens raises adult diabetes risk, even after weight loss
Urgent action needed to reduce harms of ultra-processed foods to British children
Sugar overload may be a recipe for long-term problems
What happened when I ate ultra-processed food for a month
Mouse studies find sugar-free energy drinks just as harmful
Study investigates link between prediabetes and youth beverage intake

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