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The purpose of this research is to test how processing food can affect how one's body responds to it.
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The purpose of this project is to address the current gap in research on ultra-processed foods (UPFs) and cardiometabolic health with a feeding study that addresses the limitations of previously conducted intervention studies in matching UPF- and unprocessed- foods intervention diets for diet quality, nutrient content, and food type. Therefore, the primary objective is to evaluate diets composed primarily of ultra-processed or less processed foods that meet dietary guidelines recommendations on chronic disease risk factors. More specifically, when Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA)-compliant diets comprised of mostly ultra-processed and unprocessed foods (per Nova) are fed to generally healthy participants, determine whether there is an impact on:
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Julie Hess, PhD
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