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Salt isn’t entirely harmless. It has an essential mineral for the human body; sodium.
But an increase of sodium in the blood causes the blood to lose its thickness and move much quicker.
This condition can deteriorate to a much worse condition known as hypertension.
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So how come we eat healthily but still add excess weight and turn out like those who indulge in unhealthy meals?
Two foods have been at the helm of this debacle; milk and cheese.
Milk and cheese is quite fatty in its original production recipe, but then when it's proc...
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In the 1950s, the TV made its debut, and more women were getting jobs that gave them less time to cook meals for families.
That’s where the processed food is commercialized. Home economics teachers tought kids growing up how to make these meals.
There was no dependency on processed fo...
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Sugar and fat work hand in hand to deliver the consumer with potential health risks in tasty snacks.
Fat makes the processed foods last longer on the shelf, meaning you'd have more than enough time to eventually purchase them, while the sugar makes it pleasurable
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Don't underestimate the amount of sugar in whatever you eat; there might be hidden amounts lurking.
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Research showed that cereals contained insane amounts of sugar, which caused widespread tooth decay (in children) and risk of diabetes (in adult).
In the 1970s, Americans were plagued with staggering cases of health troubles directly linked to sales of processed foods and quick meals.
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We may have an insatiable hunger for sugar, but we have a limit — a preprogrammed upper limit for when we've had too much sugar. So even though we can't help ourselves, we literally cannot have too much.
Guess who knows this convenient piece of information? The processed foods compa...
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If sugar is the methamphetamine of processed food ingredients, with its high–speed, blunt assault on our brains, then fat is the opiate, a smooth operator whose effects are less obvious but no less powerful.
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With the increase in sugars in the meals, the government moved to regulate the amounts, causing the consumers to complain and demand things go back to normal.
The regulatory bodies try their best, but you must be willing to take responsibility for your well–being and self–regula...
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Fat had two times the amount of calories sugar would. That's a lot of calories considering we can't taste or tell when fat is too much. We can't taste it when it's alongside sugar or tell when it's in excess.
This glitch meant that these processed food companies could put a...
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They may have salt, sugar, and fat on their side — but we — ultimately have the power to make choice. After all, we decide what to buy. We choose how much to eat.
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There are products that don't even need sugars but have them anyway. This means, even if you avoid the obvious processed foods or drinks with sugar, your bowl of pasta might contain even more sugar.
Even in pasta sauce, after tomatoes, the main ingredient is sugar. These od...
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Your most favorite food might be harmful. Learn how salt, sugar, and fat is dangerous when you consume irresponsibly.
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