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The holistico-reductionist Siga classification according to the degree of food processing: an evaluation of ultra-processed foods in French supermarkets.
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The discussions reflect a strong endorsement of the Siga classification, with users referencing specific models like NOVA and MUPs, and discussing implications for public health and dietary habits. The tone is scholarly and proactive, using words like 'convincing,' 'accepted,' and 'operational solution,' which suggest a high level of engagement and recognition of impact.
Most discussions support the use of the Siga classification and its findings, emphasizing its relevance.
Participants demonstrate high interest, with mentions of related concepts, methods, and implications for public health.
The exchanges include references to specific models, scientific studies, and applications, showing active engagement.
The discussions highlight the significance of identifying ultra-processed foods and potential for influence on dietary choices and policies.
Abstract in brief
- The NOVA classification categorizes foods based on their processing levels, focusing on ultra-processed foods (UPFs) that contain industrial ingredients and additives for sensory modification.
- The Siga classification expands on NOVA by introducing subgroups that assess the effects of processing, added nutrients, and the presence of harmful additives in various food items.
- A study using the Siga algorithm on nearly 25,000 packaged foods found that two-thirds were ultra-processed, with certain categories, like salted meats and breakfast cereals, showing particularly high levels of UPFs.
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The holistico-reductionist Siga classification according to the degree of food processing: an evaluation of ultra-processed foods in French supermarkets - https://t.co/6czZ5MLs26 #Agenparl
@__y11y__ @saikonobiwa En fait les produits UT végétariens sont bon élèves https://t.co/nbDnSYKMFZ une association ne veut pas dire causalité, et une association sur un groupe ne permet pas de dire que chaque partie du groupe est associé à ce risque
@leoniee54 @MaritKolby @gourmetmetrics Can PM full text if needed https://t.co/uhGGLfre5C
@KevinH_PhD @KatKellerLab @GardnerPhD Mediterranean diet is a 3V diet https://t.co/Nrn1r0J170 Food made with MUP are UPF https://t.co/vS1fKL8a23
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@leoniee54 @MaritKolby @gourmetmetrics Can PM full text if needed https://t.co/uhGGLfre5C
@KevinH_PhD @KevinH_PhD have you ever read Davidou et al. ? What do you think of the MUP concept to precisely identify UPF ?https://t.co/ydTRX15gZV
@ScepticalDoctor @KevinH_PhD @ggkuhnle Being precise, UPF should not be identified thrue "traditional" ingredients but rather by MUPs.. Now, traditional ingredients is a good first way to advertise general public. Mangesium might not be one of them. I Never saw it in a kitchen cupboard.. https://t.co/ydTRX15gZV
RT @ArisChristod: @KevinH_PhD @KatKellerLab @GardnerPhD Mediterranean diet is a 3V diet https://t.co/Nrn1r0J170 Food made with MUP are UPF…
@KevinH_PhD @KatKellerLab @GardnerPhD Mediterranean diet is a 3V diet https://t.co/Nrn1r0J170 Food made with MUP are UPF https://t.co/vS1fKL8a23
@KatKellerLab @KevinH_PhD @GardnerPhD Just read Davidou et al. https://t.co/vS1fKL8a23
@fenris1234 Hay 7 modelos, que yo sepa, pero este es el más aceptado. A mí los que más me convencen son NOVA y SIGA, pero de este último hay muy poca evidencia. https://t.co/1ulNBXyTuK
RT @ChefDrMike: Think just because you eat vegetarian it's more healthy? A French study reveals 87% of vegetarian products in the supermark…
Think just because you eat vegetarian it's more healthy? A French study reveals 87% of vegetarian products in the supermarkets of France are ultra-processed products (UPPs). Eat real food! DOI: 10.1039/c9fo02271f @DrWardBondTV #CulinaryMedicine #ChefDrMike https://t.co/WfeKANIPrt
@juan_revenga @StephanPetersNL @beatrizcalidad @JulioBasulto_DN @NoNutriscore @Malnutridos https://t.co/uhGGLfre5C
RT @ArisChristod: @Leicnut @ktibus @_captainscience @ProfMikeGibney https://t.co/ydTRX15gZV
@Leicnut @ktibus @_captainscience @ProfMikeGibney https://t.co/ydTRX15gZV
@WildSpig @QualivoresOc @NoNutriscore @siga_care https://t.co/ydTRX15gZV et toute la bibliographie citée
@WildSpig @QualivoresOc @NoNutriscore @siga_care Scientifiquement : Vrai > AUT quelque soit la qualité nutritionelle & Seuil FSA non depassé > Seul FSA dépassé -->> Vrai + seuil FSA dépassé > AUT + seuil fsa non dépassé Cqfd https://t.co/ydTRX15gZV
@__y11y__ @saikonobiwa En fait les produits UT végétariens sont bon élèves https://t.co/nbDnSYKMFZ une association ne veut pas dire causalité, et une association sur un groupe ne permet pas de dire que chaque partie du groupe est associé à ce risque
"Siga algorithm was used to characterize 24 932 packaged foods in French supermarkets [...]. The main results showed that two-thirds of the products were ultra-processed." https://t.co/PfrRliGLfT
@DrAseemMalhotra we (@siga_care) have an operational solution to detect and fight UPFs at a large scale. I would love to present you what we do in France with canteens, manufacturers & retailers. PM me if interested ;) https://t.co/TwyexGZC3h
The holistico-reductionist Siga classification according to the degree of food processing: an evaluation of ultra-processed foods in French supermarkets - https://t.co/6czZ5MLs26 #Agenparl
Publication de l'article scientifique Siga : https://t.co/LOOZff9Dij