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The overall discussions reflect a strong interest in scientific definitions, such as mentions of Monteiro's work, and practical identification methods using ingredient lists. The tone varies from critique—calling some science 'fake'—to informative, emphasizing the importance of clear guidelines, which underscores a moderate level of engagement and a belief in the impact of accurate classification for health policies.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of understanding how to identify ultra-processed foods, with some critiquing or clarifying the definitions provided in the publication.
The groups display high interest, evidenced by frequent references to the scientific guidelines, debates over definitions, and practical advice for identifying UPF.
Discussions include references to multiple scientific articles, classification systems, and detailed explanations, showing moderate engagement.
The widespread sharing of guidelines, definitions, and critiques suggests an awareness that the understanding of UPF has significant health and policy implications.
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- Ultraprocessed foods are identified as products that undergo extensive industrial processing, often containing ingredients rarely found in home kitchens, such as high-fructose corn syrup and hydrogenated oils, along with various additives like flavorings, colors, and preservatives.
- The NOVA classification system categorizes foods based on the level of processing, with ultraprocessed foods designed to be low-cost, highly palatable, long-lasting, and heavily branded, often displacing less processed foods in diets.
- To recognize ultraprocessed foods, check ingredient lists for chemical modifications, fractioned substances, or additives aimed at enhancing taste, appearance, or shelf life, which are typical features of these products.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@MedCrisis @KevinH_PhD Hi Rohin, I noticed you acknowledged the importance of ultra-processed food but raised some concerns about its definition. Here we present a conceptual and operational definition of UPF. https://t.co/s9PZyLyoNs
Det finnes faktisk en slags definisjon på ultraprosessert mat, norske medier er tydeligvis bare allergisk mot å bruke den? Kanskje fordi den innebærer at tilfeldige mat-influencere sine vibes-baserte råd ikke stemmer pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30744710/
GLP-1 inhibitors work, but at a cost. We’ve built an obesogenic civilisation that surrounds people with ultra-processed food, sedentary lives, and stress. Now we need injections to resist what the system itself has created. 2/6 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30744710/
But it's unfortunately much more complicated, and easy answers usually rely on simplifications that miss important aspects. #UPF is a very ambiguous definition: Monteiro - who introduced the concept - stated this: https://t.co/UpW4XgGvLZ https://t.co/cY2RdRsWPC
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RT @StevenMBelknap: Fake Science Alert! In the NOVA schema, ‘Ultra-Processed Food’ is a concoction made by ultra-processing some food in a…
Fake Science Alert! In the NOVA schema, ‘Ultra-Processed Food’ is a concoction made by ultra-processing some food in a factory. Sometimes they blend in valorized industrial waste. This is what passes for definition in an intramural NIH lab. Sad. DOI 10.1017/S1368980018003762 https://t.co/C73jLxyinb
Cómo identificar los alimentos ultraprocesados. Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/Qekj1NYxRF
@paulg @michaelpollan The study published in nature references this for its definition of “ultra processed”: https://t.co/H7OPoDDExS “A practical way to identify an ultra-processed product is to check to see if its list of ingredients contains at least one item characteristic of the NOVA
@lu_eder @Goatsilla Es gibt da durchaus Definitionen. Für Laien ist das alles in der Tat schwer nachvollziehbar, wie so vieles in der Wissenschaft. https://t.co/LeFtjfwObu
GLP-1 inhibitors work, but at a cost. We’ve built an obesogenic civilisation that surrounds people with ultra-processed food, sedentary lives, and stress. Now we need injections to resist what the system itself has created. 2/6 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30744710/
Ultraprossert mat er ikke mat, men en saus av kunstige giftstoffer som skaper ubalanse og fedme. Den svekker også tarmsystemet som er årsaken til økt risiko for kreft i tarmen. #kreft https://t.co/I1jPsRUwbc
@Pl4ntbased I think what's below is stating my 6 tablespoons of vital wheat gluten are considered a UPF, because it's hard to imagine it's saying a food is a UPF for containing vital wheat gluten if it's not saying vital wheat gluten itself is a UPF. That's confusing. https://t.co/JQwEJmqSd2 https://t.co/YULYI4zsqN
@Pl4ntbased I think what's below is stating my 6 tablespoons of vital wheat gluten are considered a UPF, because it's hard to imagine it's saying a food is a UPF for containing vital wheat gluten if it's not saying vital wheat gluten itself is a UPF. That's confusing. https://t.co/JQwEJmqSd2 https://t.co/YULYI4zsqN
I'd be grateful for any suggestions for material to read on food politics in the US a century back. I'm mainly interested in the cultural studies question of why this made sense to people. Here are references for a couple of Monteiro et al. articles. Quotes above are from the 2019 one. (11/11)
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/yQ0ShIMhv0
@WeiseFranklin @Dasgalaxia4 Frankito vc já leu o artigo do Monteiro de 2019 na PHN? Ele muda mesmo o conceito de aup em relação ao guia, mostrando que a definiçao é falha e desatualizada... e continua). Mas esse lance de "ter 1 ingrediente basta" ficou mais obscuro. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018003762
@qYBwB9eKBdUSrc @YuriRosas_ Opa. Agora sim tem um paper: https://t.co/CU4MX4RyTH
Det finnes faktisk en slags definisjon på ultraprosessert mat, norske medier er tydeligvis bare allergisk mot å bruke den? Kanskje fordi den innebærer at tilfeldige mat-influencere sine vibes-baserte råd ikke stemmer pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30744710/
% weight comparison of NOVA1-3 vs UPF foods is sensible as a defining characteristic of UPF foods is water removal. But NOVA1-3 vs UPFs drinks should be a separate comparison & alcoholic drinks separate again, as NOVA definitions supplementary info suggest https://t.co/bEaEPbCpUR
@DavidDobiesMD @CBSNews @SenSanders @broademily @NIDDKgov https://t.co/GVR5l0FFwd
@balmer_tim @katebevan I dunno you could just read one of the dozens of papers which answer these questions. https://t.co/mcDDkvOUnH
@jan_dutkiewicz https://t.co/goMOxfgkJH
Food classification; Food processing; NOVA; Ultra-processed food. Ultra-feldolgozott élelmiszerek: mik ezek és hogyan lehet azonosítani őket https://t.co/ZE4UlGIqTR
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@monastic_slug here's a very vague paper that claims to be about actual NOVA UPF definitions but is in fact still vague lol https://t.co/w6Q415NH2o
Sources: https://t.co/77eHcWsb2I https://t.co/ak3BvcYQSs https://t.co/6mAleKkSxq https://t.co/Q2Pa2OzJd3 https://t.co/a7pU204s4l https://t.co/NVKIgGPOla https://t.co/zlJHuu16BV https://t.co/VuGGdk9Zyr
@mattyglesias Ultra-Processed Foods are big part of the problem. https://t.co/g70Vo2Y2he
@gourmetmetrics @KevinH_PhD Monteiro has published clear guidelines on classifying UPF https://t.co/3MoVWUAfYv
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/QYhvhhP95s I know this is a long list, but if you are healthy for reading it, you are better off. Share it, learn it. Take the list with you when you shop.
@roman2838 @xruiztru @DoctorChrisVT As mentioned it’s not intended as a rule to grade specific food. In his book @DoctorChrisVT offers examples how one store bought lasagne can be UPF and another not. It inevitably requires you to look at the ingredient list. Here the scientific guidance: https://t.co/JuBrsRgOgA
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them - PMC https://t.co/CGfLvhQFwG
So, is chocolate, which usually has water-removed milk fat and soy lecithin as ingredients, a UPF, as Monteiro, et al. suggest? 3/4 https://t.co/HVD1hJdtC0
@BernadetteLynn @RoadsideMum Or click the link within the link here to view supplementary material on the four groups of NOVA https://t.co/8hnRzB6dYm
@BernadetteLynn @RoadsideMum See full classification system here https://t.co/bEaEPbCpUR
@keawijkstra @martijnkatan Alas, it's wrong. https://t.co/Kn2Msj2R1D
What exactly should I look for on a #food #label? How do I know it's #ultraprocessed? Carlos A Monteiro, a professor of #nutrition and public #health at the University of São Paulo, has written a useful #guide. According to his journal article, https://t.co/6VSy8K4Bgk
@KevinH_PhD @foodmedcenter @marionnestle @fangfang141516 @dietdetective Of course (interestingly, it omits high-speed mixing). https://t.co/Kn2Msj2R1D https://t.co/xzMXtX541V
@ktibus @MarcelPatrick15 Classification into group 4 includes asessment of ingredients, additives and physical/chemical processing, as well as purpose of that total level of processing. It's not about running stuff through several machines. A must read publication: https://t.co/5aFaKb5Qwc
RT @papayaykware: https://t.co/qunYR3Bqtz Una forma práctica de identificar un producto ultraprocesado consiste en comprobar si su lista de…
RT @papayaykware: https://t.co/qunYR3Bqtz Una forma práctica de identificar un producto ultraprocesado consiste en comprobar si su lista de…
https://t.co/qunYR3Bqtz Una forma práctica de identificar un producto ultraprocesado consiste en comprobar si su lista de ingredientes contiene al menos un elemento característico del grupo de alimentos ultraprocesados NOVA, es decir, sustancias alimentarias que nunca o rara vez
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/bupAAnZjGK
@gourmetmetrics @marionnestle My advice is to learn the framework, and not invent own definitions. The chance is high that they don't work as intended by the NOVA founders. https://t.co/OR18runvIv
https://t.co/QUA8mbviQO
Read the full article from @CMonteiro_USP et al https://t.co/mN6S9CcAzT
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/ZR1G7HkE2f
@Rob_Percival_ @BrianKateman I have a hard time squaring your interpretation with what I read in documents like those prepared by Monteiro et al. Re group 4: "Their ultra-processing makes them highly profitable, intensely appealing and intrinsically unhealthy." https://t.co/m8P0HOtYXt https://t.co/NnNBoQo4hd
@_eleanorina @Rob_Percival_ Ref: Monteiro 2019 https://t.co/MEInU7Kftu
https://t.co/bEaEPbCpUR https://t.co/bEaEPbCpUR https://t.co/Quo2DTWYfY
@jatetuuu Una buena manera d identificarlos es ver la lista de ingredientes, si los haces en casa con ingredientes similares al uso va a ser parecido. Aunque son + accesibles si los tienes hechos q si los tienes q cocinar tu #ultraprocesados #dieta https://t.co/znGOLBX1kL https://t.co/ZHPNRtN2kh
@RoadsideMum @HelenJKnott It's always nice to see how people compensate their lack of knowledge. But if you are really concerned about UPF, you should read the actual papers - not second hand reports. https://t.co/UpW4XgGvLZ
@ktibus @cjsnowdon https://t.co/YOKlBn0k7O
@ggkuhnle @StreetSmartRD @gourmetmetrics Interesting UNICEF lists preservatives as an UPF substance whereas NOVA does not. https://t.co/bEaEPbCpUR https://t.co/eg90YlMHKo
@ScottAdamsSays It's not really about "processed" foods because most foods are processed to some degree. It's about "ULTRA-processed" (caps used to add emphasis). This article defines processing and "ultra-processed" and how to distinguish between them. https://t.co/tZQEc7Himh
@Botanygeek Your post implies a lack of understanding of the NOVA classification system. https://t.co/goMOxfgkJH
@Botanygeek >5 ingredients is not a criteria for ultra-processed according to FAO's 2019 definition (below) https://t.co/QhfrZYemeH & Monteiro's later paper: https://t.co/Lcq0Z8qyWC 1/2 https://t.co/ydQTZYFMrB
@Botanygeek That's not the criteria. Ultra processed foods contain ingredients that you wouldn’t add when cooking homemade food. https://t.co/XXggqMc8vK
https://t.co/BIGvDmA7rP https://t.co/JOLNd0YTgT
@ScepticalDoctor It's that, but also that is has to be a "formulation of ingredients" that's very low in or devoid of whole foods. It's also characterised by additives that have the function of increasing palatability (as opposed to preservation). https://t.co/C3kF5ljOGw
RT @thierrysouccar: @HarLoppar @BrunoLeMaire https://t.co/OQv803r1pl
@dylanarmbruste3 @tho_ols @ggkuhnle https://t.co/goMOxfgkJH
@HarLoppar @BrunoLeMaire https://t.co/OQv803r1pl
@ScepticalDoctor This is misclassification. The _additives_ that put foods in group 4 are: flavours, flavour enhancers, colours, emulsifiers, emulsifying salts, sweeteners, thickeners, and anti-foaming, bulking, carbonating, foaming, gelling and glazing agents. https://t.co/OR18runvIv
@Alsoldebiel @Rob_Percival_ NOVA is the name of a food classification system. It is a name, not an acronym. https://t.co/MEInU7Kftu
@JacobGudiol @ggkuhnle "Identifying ultra-processed foods" is discussed by Monteira et al. here. Presence of "cosmetic additives" etc. https://t.co/0FgocgnTEL
@Freewheal @grimbletweets @Rob_Percival_ I'm afraid you will have to expand on that - it looks pretty clear to me from Monteiro's papers (Doi:10.1017/s1368980018003762) that simply adding sugar makes products NOVA 3: https://t.co/dB47skNeGv
@ilikeotters Beer is included in the Group 3 "processed-food" category. But not an ultra-processed food. The term "ultra-processed" comes from the NOVA food classification system developed in Brazil by Carlos Monteiro. https://t.co/jnlwUxcV7h
RT @Moveribfan: 7/n UFPs are industrial chemically/ physically transformed packaged food/drink products wd oils, fats, sugars, starch, and…
@ggkuhnle @SheilaDillon @JLQuoVadis @CMonteiro_USP Because sometimes one needs to express complex things in simplified terms? See the paper below for further discussion and a fuller definition. https://t.co/J1zxZYjkee
"Experimental studies indicate that ultra-processed foods induce high glycaemic responses and have low satiety potential, and create a gut environment that selects microbes that promote diverse forms of inflammatory disease" https://t.co/goMOxfgkJH
RT @Moveribfan: 7/n UFPs are industrial chemically/ physically transformed packaged food/drink products wd oils, fats, sugars, starch, and…
7/n UFPs are industrial chemically/ physically transformed packaged food/drink products wd oils, fats, sugars, starch, and protein isolates; often containing flavorings, colorings, emulsifiers, and other cosmetic additives. To read more about : https://t.co/uHDqaUtZJP
@DNAMademoiselle Este también. La clasificación NOVA. Y de acceso libre. https://t.co/qIFFQWszj3
RT @ThatSugarFilm: Why is it important to understand the stages of #foodprocessing? The extent of processing can often determine the health…
Why is it important to understand the stages of #foodprocessing? The extent of processing can often determine the healthfulness of a food/ingredient. (Hint: Often, the closer the food is to its natural state, the better) NOVA food classification system: https://t.co/YH37EMBlG8 https://t.co/wnelYmBMBP
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RT @jamesjcog: @john_damianosMD @NeilFlochMD … from this helpful article on Ultra Processed Foods https://t.co/JHsq9zxvew
@john_damianosMD @NeilFlochMD … from this helpful article on Ultra Processed Foods https://t.co/JHsq9zxvew
@sandralopezleon @TSFN1pK Como investigadores tenemos el deber de informar correctamente sobre la definición de un alimento ultra procesado!!! No debemos satanizar todos los alimentos, la definición de UPF es clara, al igual que su impacto en salud https://t.co/Ubr2dmN1mA @CMonteiro_USP
@GavinBrinck @KevinH_PhD Ultra processed foods https://t.co/MEInU7Kftu
RT @agingdoc1: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them (2019) @CMonteiro_USP https://t.co/hinCMvaUhL
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them (2019) @CMonteiro_USP https://t.co/hinCMvaUhL
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/g6wUgUfisi
@Freewheal @JoWilliamsUK @dollytheis @timspector @SteveBartlettSC Carbonated drinks are UPF - even though they are mainly water, CO2 and sugar. Instant soups are UPF - and they are fundamentally not different from milk shake or sauce powder. https://t.co/UpW4XgGvLZ
Many of us know ultra-processed foods are very bad for our health. But, what are they? Here is a good reference article. https://t.co/Z7R0C9geBz
ultra-processed foods product is see if its list of ingredients contains at least one item characteristic of the NOVA ultra-processed food group, which is to say, either food substances never or rarely used in kitchens high-fructose corn syrup hydrogenated https://t.co/XWOWrDnfck
>>Πηγή: "Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them" του Carlos Monteiro και άλλων στο Public Health Nutrition (2019)
https://t.co/4CkTEtUahD
@DrPierreBedard @AndreeaNRD @EstebanDL @DocteurJuneau NOVA has been critiqued: Ultra-processed foods: how functional is the NOVA system? https://t.co/kJqgHCjRcl ... but IMHO it's not bad & usually helpful: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/Arb0bUwWOU
Now I am confused - @CMonteiro_USP describes a very easy way to identify ultra-processed food. But then Elizabeth David's book on bread suggests buying ingredients from chemists - or even worse, use tablets. UPF in 1970s cookbooks? https://t.co/UpW4XgGvLZ https://t.co/rZFCRPrrNV
@ScepticalDoctor Of course. This is the basic reference: https://t.co/zdumPgPGSW
@Phastlane @SBakerMD It’s processed, but not ultra processed. https://t.co/PJhvLsjv9a
Votre compréhension des aliments ultra-transformés (AUT). ❌ Les AUT ne sont pas "perçu", ce n'est pas une perception, mais une classification définit par le Professeur Monteiro ( @CMonteiro_USP ) : (https://t.co/P9IZB8Z7mD) https://t.co/1tRu1BSXHN https://t.co/rNWuv3TTiN
RT @lonnibesancon: @tien_bonum @SamuelHahneman2 @Rado9910 @JohnDupontIDE @GeekNfit @Arna3Arnaud @miamologue Le problème c'est que personne,…
@tien_bonum @SamuelHahneman2 @Rado9910 @JohnDupontIDE @GeekNfit @Arna3Arnaud @miamologue Le problème c'est que personne, je dis bien personne, ne mange d'UPF de temps en temps, mais super régulièrement. Source? Les problèmes que ça entraine? c'est plus loin dans le même article: Donc oui UPD --> Very bad. Il faut en parler https://t.co/vYpInvu8ZA https://t.co/Kh26AfuITr
Reference for ultra-processed food definition. https://t.co/bEaEPbCpUR
@gourmetmetrics @MatthewJDalby @Nutradvance In reply to the query of what NOVA group evaporated milk is, I would have say by the US example you give, it would be NOVA 4 due to the carrageenan as definitions include gums/thickeners as marker for UPF However ... 1/3 https://t.co/8hnRzB6dYm
@KevinH_PhD @gourmetmetrics See full NOVA definitions here https://t.co/8hnRzAO4Ke
@gourmetmetrics Interesting food-navigator article suggests there is no ‘consensus’ on exactly what ultra-processed foods are, yet NOVA clearly defines them. https://t.co/MEInU7Kftu
RT @INNOVADIETA: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/C4eLqK82bH
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/C4eLqK82bH
@fmahmad88 Using a home appliance called a “food processor” does not move a food out of the unprocessed/minimally-processed NOVA category. I didn’t invent the classification system. https://t.co/GVR5l0FFwd
@CClarkeOfNOTL Same NOVA classification system as we used previously: https://t.co/GVR5l0FFwd
@ecarrillo_dn The UN Decade of Nutrition, the NOVA food classification and the trouble with ultra-processing. Public Health Nutr 2018; 21:5-17 or Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them. Public Health Nutr 2019; 22:936-941.
@AgroBioDiverse This and the FAO document on their definition. https://t.co/ICF54sYz1H
@AgroBioDiverse This and the FAO document on their definition. https://t.co/ICF54sYz1H
RT @CUTSCART: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them Read more at https://t.co/fygtsT7tWT #WorldCancerDay2022 #Food…
RT @CUTSCART: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them Read more at https://t.co/fygtsT7tWT #WorldCancerDay2022 #Food…
RT @CUTSCART: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them Read more at https://t.co/fygtsT7tWT #WorldCancerDay2022 #Food…
RT @CUTSCART: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them Read more at https://t.co/fygtsT7tWT #WorldCancerDay2022 #Food…
RT @CUTSCART: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them Read more at https://t.co/fygtsT7tWT #WorldCancerDay2022 #Food…
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them Read more at https://t.co/fygtsT7tWT #WorldCancerDay2022 #FoodSafetySavesLives @WHO @fssaiindia @IncubatorGHAI @pvchr @bpniindia @GCheriyan @Simi_TB @CAGChennai @ConsumerVoiceIn @jagograhakjago @MoHFW_INDIA @CSEINDIA
https://t.co/iZ969jf0lI #WorldCancerDay A 10% increase in the proportion of ultra-processed foods in the diet was associated with a significant increase of greater than 10% in risks of overall and breast cancer.
https://t.co/ZWzY0F7p1v
@delightedchef @JesseLunsford @TyRBeal Full definition and examples in this article by NOVA researchers. https://t.co/bEaEPbkgGJ
@Nutradvance NOVA amended over time. Early versions may say this. More recent definitions food acids or micro-nutrients not UPF marker, although depends on 'purpose'. Below most recent def + video by Carlos Monteiro see markers @ 14 min. 1/2 https://t.co/MEInU81ivu https://t.co/5xlKVg1LXJ
@hakanturker_ @DietHeartNews There is a NOVA classification system proposed: https://t.co/3C3Wn5MaeQ
Excellent read: https://t.co/cj0Dz0Bc7P
RT @mrc314: How about: Excessively Processed "Almost all foods are processed to some extent, if only by preservation, and it is therefore…
How about: Excessively Processed "Almost all foods are processed to some extent, if only by preservation, and it is therefore unhelpful to criticise foods as being ‘processed’" https://t.co/DcBWXxLSr1
@ggkuhnle @Leicnut Neither would would make a food ultra-processed. Mixing would be considered "minimal" processing, and preservatives such as ascorbic acid aren't considered markers of ultra-processing. https://t.co/3MoVWUi6Kn
@zinocker @erik_arnesen @CMonteiro_USP NOVA has evolved. The 2019 paper is the most up-to-date definition. https://t.co/MEInU81ivu The refs you linked cite 2010 & 2016 papers. While 2016 paper states UPF ‘typically have’ 5 or more ingredients (true, most do) this is as a general characteristic, not a necessity. 1/2
@puddleg @MatthewJDalby @Trimechanics Source of list https://t.co/MEInU81ivu
Given our gut microbiome is essential to health, it makes sense that making ultra-processed foods that don't decompose (i.e. can't be eaten by bacteria so have a long shelf life) can't be eaten by our gut bugs either @easo @DoctorChrisVT https://t.co/2km6A41bGI
RT @drtom_butler: A1 Tricky and can be confusing. NHS website has some helpful definitions of #processedfood (https://t.co/YEBh3Ezdd0), ho…
RT @drtom_butler: A1 Tricky and can be confusing. NHS website has some helpful definitions of #processedfood (https://t.co/YEBh3Ezdd0), ho…
A1 Tricky and can be confusing. NHS website has some helpful definitions of #processedfood (https://t.co/YEBh3Ezdd0), however several recent trials have used the NOVA classification system (https://t.co/lts3jyORLj) #RDUK
@luton_paul @DoctorChrisVT so you could get Shredded Wheat and pour malt syrup over it, and you'd have a NOVA 3 product https://t.co/2dUfuHC4tg
https://t.co/bEaEPbkgGJ
RT @leoniee54: @WeDietitians @GardenerMinOne UPF are defined as ‘formulations of ingredients, mostly of exclusive industrial use, that resu…
@WeDietitians @GardenerMinOne UPF are defined as ‘formulations of ingredients, mostly of exclusive industrial use, that result from a series of industrial processes (hence “ultra-processed”), many requiring sophisticated equipment and technology’ 5/ https://t.co/MEInU81ivu
Great article. Be aware of what is listed on the packet. Avoid ultra processed 'food like substitutes' when you can. Eat real food as much as possible. https://t.co/dyKIYjcjqS
RT @TRegenerator: @RobertLustigMD @marionnestle @washingtonpost A reminder for those less familiar with the term, the ultra-processing of f…
@RobertLustigMD @marionnestle @washingtonpost A reminder for those less familiar with the term, the ultra-processing of food, which now represents more than half of what we eat. https://t.co/84T7AFuaxP https://t.co/9w92rUkAuQ
RT @TyRBeal: @vanvlietphd @EAllen0417 @KevinH_PhD @TheBhupiThakur @The_Nutrivore @PhilBakerNZ @BoydSwinburn @fleroy1974 @TamarHaspel @svand…
@latinvulgar :) https://t.co/zdumPgPGSW
@protopss @KevinH_PhD @bigfatsurprise Yes, they are all ultra-processed. https://t.co/OR18runvIv
RT @CMonteiro_USP: @MedCrisis @KevinH_PhD Hi Rohin, I noticed you acknowledged the importance of ultra-processed food but raised some conce…
RT @CMonteiro_USP: @MedCrisis @KevinH_PhD Hi Rohin, I noticed you acknowledged the importance of ultra-processed food but raised some conce…
RT @CMonteiro_USP: @MedCrisis @KevinH_PhD Hi Rohin, I noticed you acknowledged the importance of ultra-processed food but raised some conce…
RT @CMonteiro_USP: @MedCrisis @KevinH_PhD Hi Rohin, I noticed you acknowledged the importance of ultra-processed food but raised some conce…
@MedCrisis @KevinH_PhD Hi Rohin, I noticed you acknowledged the importance of ultra-processed food but raised some concerns about its definition. Here we present a conceptual and operational definition of UPF. https://t.co/s9PZyLyoNs
@IncitatusAlpha @MatthewJDalby Ultra-processed food (UPF) *IS* defined and incidentally the definition arose from researchers because there was previously no suitable definition in the literature of foods that had undergone multiple processing steps. 1/ thread https://t.co/bEaEPbkgGJ
@MedCrisis I think you'd need to explore why processing is bad. The term it self seems to defy definition. Is it something intrinsic, or the fact that processing and palatability are often synonymous, and it could really all just come down to intake. https://t.co/kbUFN58TMr
@BuildUpRDNs I think a big problem is ~1/2 of RDs refer to “processed foods” as all levels of processing and 1/2 are referring to just ultra-processed foods. I wish we all could use a system like NOVA so we were all on the same page: https://t.co/jQEjKMUVT7
@sTeamTraen @JohnSpeakman4 @angryhacademic @MatthewJDalby @KevinH_PhD also note, the study was on 'ultra-processed' diet not 'processed'. Nearly all food is processed and using that term for that study is not correct. You can read more on the NOVA classification here https://t.co/3YzoKwFTZl 4/
@ggkuhnle @rethinkingMD I keep noticing a tendency to think ultraprocessing can defined by personal preference. It's a framework, in which the groups are defined by the extent and purpose of the processing. A good place to start: https://t.co/5aFaKb5Qwc
RT @TyRBeal: @vanvlietphd @EAllen0417 @KevinH_PhD @TheBhupiThakur @The_Nutrivore @PhilBakerNZ @BoydSwinburn @fleroy1974 @TamarHaspel @svand…
RT @TyRBeal: @vanvlietphd @EAllen0417 @KevinH_PhD @TheBhupiThakur @The_Nutrivore @PhilBakerNZ @BoydSwinburn @fleroy1974 @TamarHaspel @svand…
RT @TyRBeal: @vanvlietphd @EAllen0417 @KevinH_PhD @TheBhupiThakur @The_Nutrivore @PhilBakerNZ @BoydSwinburn @fleroy1974 @TamarHaspel @svand…
@vanvlietphd @EAllen0417 @KevinH_PhD @TheBhupiThakur @The_Nutrivore @PhilBakerNZ @BoydSwinburn @fleroy1974 @TamarHaspel @svandevijvere @LindsayJaacks @MatthewJDalby @whsource Yeah, this presentation provides a good overview https://t.co/ObMOLA2ijy And this commentary https://t.co/5zOLzAjbQE https://t.co/TPfKJoLm4W
https://t.co/atpDvC2s6G https://t.co/Z6qytx4CY8
RT @leoniee54: @WeDietitians @superbirdman1 @ahhite @spion @MarcBracke @BiggestComeback @Tony87505461 @fleroy1974 @awe1546 https://t.co/bEa…
@WeDietitians @superbirdman1 @ahhite @spion @MarcBracke @BiggestComeback @Tony87505461 @fleroy1974 @awe1546 https://t.co/bEaEPbkgGJ
@gourmetmetrics This article should clarify matters https://t.co/MPMDWATsW2
@gourmetmetrics I totally agree ... more than simplistic, it's wrong ... "Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them" https://t.co/2muz9GBFqA
@tomjwild @SoilAssociation It's this, maybe you could google it? 'Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them' Carlos A Monteiro (a1) (a2), Geoffrey Cannon (a2), Renata B Levy (a2) (a3), Jean-Claude Moubarac
https://t.co/9yA0cPsluD
Processes&ingredients used to manufacture ultra-processed foods designed: highly profitable low-cost ingredients long shelf-life emphatic branding convenient hyper-palatable- Engineered to displace all other real food NOVA FoodGroups minimally/unprocessed https://t.co/KdVxGjNT8p
Monteiro: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and... - Google Scholar https://t.co/tH3wrdvAVZ
@MicroBerto @georgecmcgavin @BorisJohnson @DefraGovUK Here's a summary. We have a broader discussion in "Eat Like the Animals", including the science explaining why they are so effective at getting people to over-eat them. https://t.co/9AqTmFq0Lf
@pennyjmorris @T_Fiolet @PhilBakerNZ @MarkLawrence_Oz @ppmachado_ @SandroDemaio @MelissaSweetDr @MaritaHennessy @BoydSwinburn @KBackholer @_Amanda_J_Lee_ This publication is helpful (but will always be some grey areas): https://t.co/5aFaKb5Qwc
@guido_vogel @AmandaZZ100 @CourvillePhd @virtahealth @FatEmperor @TuckerGoodrich The reference for UPF is 47 in the manuscript and is here: https://t.co/GVR5l0XgnL
@foodtalking @lucymsullivan @PhilBakerNZ @VivicaKraak @JLacyNichols @BoydSwinburn @SandroDemaio @MarkLawrence_Oz @jwoods958 @ppmachado_ @kesievert @MaritaHennessy @Oliver_Huse This is also useful: https://t.co/OR18runvIv
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/qmT1g4T5EK
RT @ggkuhnle: But it's unfortunately much more complicated, and easy answers usually rely on simplifications that miss important aspects. #…
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/slcIoGkrMk
RT @ggkuhnle: But it's unfortunately much more complicated, and easy answers usually rely on simplifications that miss important aspects. #…
But it's unfortunately much more complicated, and easy answers usually rely on simplifications that miss important aspects. #UPF is a very ambiguous definition: Monteiro - who introduced the concept - stated this: https://t.co/UpW4XgGvLZ https://t.co/cY2RdRsWPC
I read linked article and wondered how much truth it contained. I googled: "ultra-processed foods" Harvard. I was shocked. Here's link: “Monteiro and his colleagues published a paper titled “Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them”” https://t.co/Dpx2eZuAeF
Here is a link to the paper ... Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/v8lrG3TDoW
@AndBeyond_N @Mangan150 https://t.co/OR18runvIv
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/7t0hVSTUvy
RT @holisticvetUK: (PDF) Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/oVKrvgCC8L https://t.co/GVi8Q2516J
(PDF) Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/oVKrvgCC8L https://t.co/GVi8Q2516J
@erreyedoc @ahhite @stephenellis24 @AmandaZZ100 @GeorgPfolz @jpmriccardi https://t.co/SCCOgH5p8l
@erreyedoc @ahhite @stephenellis24 @AmandaZZ100 @GeorgPfolz @jpmriccardi Flour and pasta are not UPF by NOVA. https://t.co/bEaEPbBS5j
Traits of #Ultraprocessedfoods: Broken down by industrial processes, multiple ingredients not found in kitchens, low in essential nutrients, high in added salt, sugar, and fats. https://t.co/YRZfhZSA2X Meg can identify these foods and help you make healthier choices! https://t.co/5YTx5buoFq
Defining ultra-processed food isn't easy but we have to try. In the below classification chocolate is e.g. u-processed even though there are healthy low sugar variants. Also there is a bit of conflation between "tasty" and u-processed. https://t.co/b4UzckGBsp
RT @obesebrain: @sapinker There is more science than that: https://t.co/ze9LzokBxE
@sapinker There is more science than that: https://t.co/ze9LzokBxE
RT @jjaimemiranda: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them. Public Health Nutr. 2019;22, 936–941 https://t.co/3xrl3G…
RT @jjaimemiranda: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them. Public Health Nutr. 2019;22, 936–941 https://t.co/3xrl3G…
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them. Public Health Nutr. 2019;22, 936–941 https://t.co/3xrl3GJOxA https://t.co/IeMog4tQ0A
@CaulfieldTim @McGillOSS @crackedscience @picardonhealth @DrMJoyner @DietitiansCAN @DrJenGunter @ConscienHealth @joansalgeblake @juliaoftoronto @GidMK @VPrasadMDMPH @mackinprof There is no accepted definition of “real food” but here is an article to help people work out which foods are not https://t.co/zYJmXX50Qt
@T2DRemission @RavenBluesGeek @crackedscience @CaulfieldTim @McGillOSS @picardonhealth @DrMJoyner @DietitiansCAN @DrJenGunter @ConscienHealth @joansalgeblake @juliaoftoronto @GidMK @VPrasadMDMPH @mackinprof Here is definition https://t.co/zYJmXX50Qt
@ahhite @JohnCaseIII @AmandaZZ100 @wyadvd @MatthewJDalby Sorry, I meant to refer to NOVA classification system, by Brazilian researchers, not Brazilian Guidelines. Here are the two most recent guides on NOVA 2018 & 2019 https://t.co/6Vy55cMPWy https://t.co/bEaEPbkgGJ Margarine is definitely UP, moved there in 2012
@nickjlo @rachellaudan It’s not “processed” food per se, but rather ultra-processed foods and their dominance in the food supply network that is of concern. https://t.co/OpuHqQ5hnY
RT @buenrostroNH: Nueva publicación de la clasificación de alimentos #procesados #NOVA... y nueva definición de #ultraprocesados. ¿Qué opi…
RT @buenrostroNH: Nueva publicación de la clasificación de alimentos #procesados #NOVA... y nueva definición de #ultraprocesados. ¿Qué opi…
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/ze9LzokBxE More changes for NOVA system
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/pHzCOGphwj
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
#UltraprocessedFoods - What are they? A practical way to identify an ultra-processed product is to check to see if its list of ingredients contains at least one item characteristic of the NOVA ultra-processed food group, which is to... https://t.co/lr7A7ZNiz6
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
RT @SBarquera: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT…
Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them | Public Health Nutrition | Cambridge Core https://t.co/FqCkbT33Zl
RT @SeanLucan: Another important paper: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/DcGnfrfp1S via @Cambridg…
RT @SeanLucan: Another important paper: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/DcGnfrfp1S via @Cambridg…
Another important paper: Ultra-processed foods: what they are and how to identify them https://t.co/DcGnfrfp1S via @CambridgeCore #food #diet #nutrition #health #publichealth https://t.co/6ElZZHpwc7
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