#136 - Health Headline Highlights: Ultra-Processed Foods And Fertility
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Ultra-processed foods are everywhere, but the latest research suggests they may be showing up in your fertility story too. Evan Patrick and Troy Duell dig into new studies linking higher ultra-processed food intake with lower odds of fertility for U.S. women and signals of reduced sperm quality for men. We also get specific about what “ultra-processed” actually means, how it differs from basic processed foods like yogurt or canned vegetables, and how to use a simple at-home rule to make smarter choices without panic.
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