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By Nidhi Saha, BDSNov 9 2022Reviewed by Aimee Molineux A new study published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine showed that ultra-processed-food consumption precipitated premature deaths in Brazil. Thus, discouraging the consumption of ultra-processed foods would promote considerable health gains in this population and may also aid in reducing premature mortality.

Processed foods have been categorized as ultra-processed foods; the extreme category is derivatives from other foods with added colors, flavors, and emulsifiers. These additives make foods palatable, affordable, and convenient. However, studies depicting the effects of increased ultra-processed food consumption remain lacking. According to a survey, the contribution of ultra-processed food to the total energy intake in Brazil increased by 5.1% within 16 years.

The Brazilian adults were divided into eight age groups based on their gender. The beverage and food consumption were collected through two episodes of 24-hour recollection of food intake from the Personal Food intake module of POF 2017-18. All the beverages and foods were classified into four categories according to the NOVA classification. The proportions of ultra-processed food to the whole energy intake were analyzed.

Adults of the age-range 50-69 years suffered the highest mortality rate – 66% in males and 73% in females. The population attributable fractions were relatively higher among the youngsters and younger adults of both sexes.

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