I agree. Classification of UPFs seems more to be a "religious purity" discussion...

		raverbashing 8 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Scientists are learning why ultra-processed foods ... I agree. Classification of UPFs seems more to be a "religious purity" discussion than actuall classification of good/bad Univariable classifications are usually not helpful, and this seems to just confirm it. In the same way "sugar free" or "fat free" make little sense

It's like the 'screen time' of the food industry.