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Ultra-Processed Food May Lead to Decline in Mental Health, Says New Study

Mental well-being decreases sharply with more frequent consumption of ultra-processed food, a report suggests.

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Mental well-being decreases sharply with more frequent consumption of ultra-processed food (UPF), a report by a US-based non-profit, Sapiens Lab, published earlier this week suggests.

“Those who consume ultra-processed food several times a day are three times more likely to have serious mental health struggles compared to those who rarely or never do.”
Report by Sapiens Lab
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