Who would’ve thought.

This isn't new info. The dangers of eating 'foods' containing nitrates, trans-fat, palm oil, etc. have all be reported on decades ago.

This isn’t news This is common knowledge

@vedder10

Ай бұрын

Honestly in some communities not. Some low income areas have lack of nutrition based education and even worse lack of markets to actually purchase higher quality, healthy foods.

@jaytaylor2312

Ай бұрын

@@vedder10 I get low income and not a lot of choices(farmers markets) But if you choose to use your welfare check on a few boxes of ding dongs or Twinkie’s and believe that’s healthy it’s a lost cause

@vedder10

Ай бұрын

@@jaytaylor2312 I’m actually talking about cuts of meat and fresh vegetables. Some of the communities I speak of have only corner markets to walk to with very minimal choices. I used to service ATM’s in those neighborhoods and it blew my mind. No chain supermarkets. Also even in the best of places some people think that microwave healthy choice meals are good for you. Those are still processed foods that some people eat literally every day.

I wish you guys gave him subtitles, can't really understand him.

@bigtvjunky9119

Ай бұрын

You can try the KZread automatic CC feature. It's not as good as built-in subtitles, but it's better than nothing.

@sarahbaartmansrevenge

Ай бұрын

youtube CC is trash …

In other news, water is wet. However, the food industry wants you to feel otherwise.

@Anthony-dj4nd

Ай бұрын

You're incorrect. Water definitely is not wet. It's moist

@knuclear200x

Ай бұрын

Breaking news! Water kills you? How? News at 11

@captdaddy

Ай бұрын

quoting perry white from bat vs sup

@jdykes1381

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

You know the sad thing is, most people want to be healthy but when you have inflation causing prices to skyrocket, it's not like you can afford the healthy foods over the ultra-processed foods. Cause the Ultra-Processed foods are usually cheaper foods compared to the healthy foods. So all I gotta say is if you want people to eat healthier make healthy food cheaper...

@TheMirovampiro

Ай бұрын

not true. most of america is fat, whether rich or poor

@kennethrohen5963

Ай бұрын

Healthy organic diets are much less expensive. The poor are less educated and know nothing of healthy diets; thus, they spend more of their food money on the junk food, the candy and doughnuts--all of the high fructose laden crap that keeps them addicted to junk food, needing to eat more and more of it and bloating all up with health-destroying visceral fat. So actually, a healthy diet is much cheaper.

@kennethrohen5963

Ай бұрын

@@TheMirovampiro Americans? Obesity has become a pandemic, that every first-world country suffers from it. obesity and type 2 diabetes is becoming a major health problem in even China.

@TheCdubbleyoo

Ай бұрын

This is part of the illusion of food marketing. Much of that expensive food that is marketed as "healthy" is just more processed food, *maybe* less processed. That said, go to the produce section, spend all your grocery money there on raw fruit, vegetables and produce. Most of what you spend in that case will be on meat, followed by dairy. Your food will be the least-processed of what is in the store and you will walk out with a much higher nutrient/$ ratio. Begin to train your palette away from salt/fat/sugar as the norm. Use more nuts and seeds for snacks than chips, crackers, puffs, etc.

So you need to pay someone to do a study which is already obvious.

As I snack on my favorite ultra-processed chips..😖

@ZeroOskul

Ай бұрын

Pringles?

@edreid7872

Ай бұрын

@@ZeroOskul Wise Onion and Garlic.. My favorite.. Hate Pringles. They only coat one side of the chip with flavoring..🤣

@zeruel31

Ай бұрын

donuts for me

Most of the food we’re buying here in the US is slowly poisoning us. Even the more expensive foods are not healthy. Scary times.

Wow! This is so enlightening. Who could have ever linked the two together. It's a slow day in science and news today for sure.

I'm not arguing here, but curious how potato chips are "ultra processed"? Regular chips are potato, oil, and salt. I understand if the inclusion if "oil" is considered "ultra processed," but then that means nearly every single food - packaged, prepared in a restaurant, or prepared at home - would fall into the "ultra processed" category, right?

@kennethrohen5963

Ай бұрын

Classes in logic might benefit you, as your argument is seriously flawed. To begin with, much of the oil used in potato chips is highly processed, plus, you have failed to read the added ingredients. In my organic home prepared meals, I use extra virgin olive oil, not the myriads of arterial plaque causing death oils that are more akin to motor oil.

Can i get a translator

You needed a Harvard prof to tell you this?

0:09 People who don't eat ultra-processed foods are less likely to die? Over what timespan? Like if I just eat raw carrots, will I live forever?

@williamshaw5388

Ай бұрын

Longer than eating factory meat.

@ZeroOskul

Ай бұрын

@@williamshaw5388 But it says nothing about a timespan it just says likely to die. We are all 100% likely to die. We are not magical things.

@thanos34362

Ай бұрын

@@williamshaw5388 the longer one lives the worse they get. have to worry about dementia and many other health problems

It would be helpful to interview someone whose English can be understood by the average American.

@corner559

Ай бұрын

I could understand him just fine.

@bngr_bngr

Ай бұрын

@@corner559 yikes.

@thanos34362

Ай бұрын

@@corner559 I cant

@sarahbaartmansrevenge

Ай бұрын

true. his accent was very hard to understand. this was irresponsible of cbs, especially considering the importance of the topic.

@AdeleiTeillana

Ай бұрын

Worst ones are processed meats, sugar- or artificially-sweetened beverages and dairy-based desserts. There ya go, that's basically the important takeaway from the video.

4.5 years eating whole foods right here. and Damn proud of it too. No Junk except my Coffee Mate/Sugar/Coffee

People should already know this. Who told people that this food is good for you? The food manufacturers or the government?

Living has been linked to a higher risk of death.

Everyone’s talking about how this is a known fact, but let’s be fair. This study started over 30 years ago, before it was widely known.

what if I make these foods myself at home? Are they still ultra-processed and dangerous?

Look, this is really very simple. Obesity shuts down autophagy which is how your cells regenerate. Once you become obese you start to die real quick - chronic disease, cancer, etc. all begin to take hold. Start fasting, cut out the junk, work out, and get that autophagy going again. Your life literally depends on it...

@kennethrohen5963

Ай бұрын

Don't tell that to Trump: he has already lived far, far too long!

He's barely 30 yrs old but been tracking people for 30 yrs? 😂

@tafadzwanhemachena3531

Ай бұрын

yes review of 30 year old medical record does not require time travel

i thought the guest was from Korea when heard his family name spoken by the host, then I realized his accent was a typical Chinese accent and went to check again, yep, it's a typical Chinese name.

Talk is CHEAP. Make the Healthier Foods More Affordable.

What?! Shocking!!

They really think the average consumer is stupid but I’m afraid the average consumer actually is 😒

Did the test subjects who consumed ultra-processed food in these test died?

NO SHEET SHERLOCK.

Meats & sweets is what he said

No way!?!

Really what does higher risk of death mean? Everyone has 100% chance that they are going to die

@kennethrohen5963

Ай бұрын

Not me: I am immortal, a god.

why did it take 30 years?

This is a well-documented side effect of food additives like artificial colour. Unfortunately, artificial colour is still in our childrens medicine and toothpaste.

From the "DUH" files..

I learned about this in elementary school.

it doesn't take a genius to know there's a correlation between eating junk and higher risk of death but it's more than just the food. people who tend to eat those foods also have unhealthy habits, so it's not just one thing but a collection of things. why is this news? that's like saying daredevils have a higher rate/risk of injury.

@coolnout3765

Ай бұрын

I really think you missed the point. Yes, there is a correlation eating junk and higher risk, but that equates to 4% of time. You eat junk food = live to 100 vs eat healthy, live to 104.

I always say that with every day of eating ultra processed food, go three days without it and eating a colorful diet.

I’m in trouble then…

I'm no Harvard, fancy Doctor, and I could have told you all of this. We should be learning from other countries. Like Japan! Their processed foods are far more superior than ours. Why do you think most American sweets are banned or altered in their country? They don't use any dyes or process sweeteners that cause cancer.

So...this thing can cause death. Let's give the people the information by interviewing over zoom someone with a heavy accent presumably in a bunker or echo chamber. Super clear reporting folx!

Processed food is not good for you, I knew that long ago when I was in high school 30 years ago. I always gain weight during the school year from the cafeteria. During the summer is lose 15lbs because my grandma cook fresh food. The companies that profit from the any processed food products always market it in beneficial light as possible. We consumers just believe it because it was researched, documented and come from "professionals". The food & beverage industry spend billions of dollars to get you addicted. It like gambler anonymous funded by Gambling casinos at the same time lobbying the government to allow online gambling. It is like a dog chasing it tail.

"The data showed those who ate the most ultra-processed food - about 7 servings per day - had a 4% higher risk of death by any cause, compared to participants who ate the lowest amount, a median of about 3 servings per day."

Yes, this should be common knowledge but why isn’t is? You’d expect everyone knowing this, but if it weren’t for the lack of ethics in business America would be healthier. I come from a low income family with immigrants as my parents. My parents lacked knowledge about nutrition & led to me and my siblings being overweight our whole lives. America needs to do better, I hope that I can see an America where we gain more truth from genuine brands.

@FatalDreamsSys

29 күн бұрын

-currently I’m 16 and extremely overweight, but I’m doing my best to lure more about nutrition and lose weight ♥️ I hope everyone has an amazing summer and reaches their goals.

You have to tell people this? Shouldn't people be educated on what to eat and what not to eat?

Most people would have a hard time avoiding processed foods.

Next they're going to tell us. Packing everything with corn syrup is having negative side effects. 😂

I'm going vegan forever except when I add vegan and plant based foods added with cheese when I want to cheat on my diet. Exercise is always key, but eating in moderation is a must. Leave hot dogs, red hots, spam, smoked sausage, seafood, and all meats alone and just go plant based and vegan. If I want to cheat on my diet, eat a Caesar salad and a can of diet coke that would help u lose weight. That's what my doctor told me. With all the diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure, and a early death. We should just avoid all processed foods and also meats and seafood and sugar including natural sugar from fruits. Go on a plant based diet and exercise but eat savory fruits like tomatoes, cucumbers, and hot and mild peppers and drink more bottled water and iced tea. That way u won't have to worry about dying an early death if u can avoid meats and seafood. U can have a longer life if u can avoid certain foods that contain sodium, sugars, and nitrates. I avoid seafood because u can get gout in your feet and it can make u die an early death. If I want some brain food, eat more spinach. Spinach is an awesome veggie with vitamins and minerals and not only that, it keeps u healthy, no wonder Popeye the Sailor always say eat your spinach, u will be strong to the finich. Enough said.

Duh! We have known this for years. Stop wasting time and research money on studies like this and start finding solutions to our urgent global dilemmas right now.

Nevermind.

If this was actually common knowledge, healthcare would be double what it is.

Potato chips are tasty and nutritious.

Common knowledge = uncommon for most ultra processed food vs healthy eating time of life gain? 4% Listening to people who are different telling you how to do you? = time of life gain = loss of time, purpose, value and length of life is diminished

Alternative meat, which for most is perceived as 'healthier' than real meat is by far super ultra processed.

noooio you think? 😂😂😂😂😂

Gee, do ya think? 🙄

These expert scientist still cant decide if eggs are good or bad for you but sure lets keep listening to them. Is fat good or bad? This fat is ok that fat isn't? Carbs are ok or not?

We already knew this. Next time, interview a guy who can actually speak English and don’t read from a script

Wow. Who Knew? 🤪

🤯

Rice is white 🍚

Anything to cover for the new m-RNA "vaccines".

UPF doesn’t seem that bad.

Listening to junk news is more dangerous than eating junk food. New Study says

You just figured it out 😅

No more potato chips?😢

Good to know. I’ll continue to overeat my hot Cheetos

All food

So fake food isn't healthy? Bruh, no duh.

Okay cool. Anyways.

I New this judge; Aileen Cannon, would defend the crafty Donald Trump, and open the way for him to move forward! So that he cans Usher in the New World Order! The Mass Majority of the powers that be are doing everything in there power to see this come to pass, She's helping him!

Oh please. It’s all of them! Be real!

Ironic title because, everybody dies when their time is up. I think the Kafirun say something like, "you never know the hour or the day". We say, you cannot die before your time, if it isn't your time, you are reading this. rofl

We already knew this. We just don't care. a couple of extra years, at the end of your life, who cares

This is damn near an American Only problem bc all the foods we have are all highly processed

Foolish and nonsensical article... "slightly higher" what does that mean. Isn't death an absolute certainty for all living creatures irrespective of what they eat?

@coolnout3765

Ай бұрын

"slightly higher" = eat healthy live to be 104 years of age contrast to eating junk food? You live to 100 years of age. That is the slight benefit.

Really this is new 😂😂😂

As a divorced man who always ate healthy, I intend to start buying chips. Come on Cancer end this!

@ZeroOskul

Ай бұрын

Acrylamide is found in all golden-brown foods. Chow down!

@Runny117

Ай бұрын

hahah awww. from one divorced man to another: It gets better

This is old news

eating bugs is better right? raaaiiightieee?

What do potato chips, the thumbnail image, have to do with ultra-processed foods, like pink-slime sausages?

@Chad_Max

Ай бұрын

Its the vegetable/seed oils that they're cooked in. Those oils are disastrous for your health...

@ZeroOskul

Ай бұрын

@@Chad_Max No, I'm pretty sure that's hypertension, not vegetable oil.

No…. No way no really??!?! No. No no this is a no way really.

Bro is handsome