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"In the two-month trial, 14 adults who were overweight or obese and regularly consumed UPFs successfully reduced their UPF intake by almost half.

Lead author Dr. Charlotte Hagerman noted the food industry’s role in making quitting difficult for UPFs. Despite a small sample size, the results were promising: participants reduced their daily calorie intake by over 600 calories, sugar consumption by 50%, saturated fat by 37%, and sodium by 28%. They also reported losing an average of 7.7 pounds."

Do they really think their constituents are that gullible?

Surprising it took this long

Art of the deal!

Well it's not new anymore. Drill baby drill

Ok

Cool!

That's a legit strategy to beat the Market

Propeller blades injuries?

Or Texas could have build less car dependent cities in the first place

And then they go online asking you to reduce your carbon footprint. It's a joke

expected coming from zionists of the apartheid Israeli government