Scientists Warn Ultra-Processed Foods Could Be Hurting Your Brain
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A study of more than 2,100 dementia-free Australian adults found that higher ultra-processed food intake was linked to worse attention and processing speed.
The association persisted even among people with otherwise healthy diets, suggesting food processing level may matter beyond overall diet quality.
Researchers say the findings add to evidence that ultra-processed foods could affect brain health and dementia risk.

