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Ultra-processed foods may affect the brain and lead to overeating

June 12, 2025

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The image highlights the brain regions identified in the study as being associated with the high consumption of ultra-processed foods. Cell density is lower in the grey regions. This may point to a loss of neurons, that is, diminished brain activity in these regions. Cell density is higher in the green regions, implying the presence of inflammatory changes in the brain. Credit: University of Helsinki

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