"The more processed the pizza, the worse it is," says Avena.
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Regular or light olive oils are more processed, and have less flavor.
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Because in comparison to the more processed wines, these wines were dry.
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Often that translates to more processed, high-calorie foods with little nutritional value.
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That meant no more processed food, refined food, meat, dairy or animal products.
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We eat more processed food than people in any other nation in the world.
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By definition, molasses-based rums are more processed than those made from fresh sugar cane.
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Liberto's "cheese sauce" is a bit more processed than Garcia's original, but Garcia encouraged change.
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That's when early humans were using tools and eating food that had been more processed.
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The tricky part is that the more processed, refined carbs we eat, the more we crave.
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Not that that's a bad thing necessarily, but it is way more processed than ground beef is.
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At Wisconsin the pellets were much more processed and artificial, and the carbs were nearly 45 percent sugar.
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And sure, these alternatives are far more processed compared to a burger made of lentils and mushrooms mashed together.
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The heroin sold toward the east is a more processed white powder that is more easily combined with fentanyls.
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Scientists in France recently zeroed in on a link between people who eat more processed foods and those who develop cancer.
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It simply looks more processed as if someone had already applied some kind of filter than the Pixel's photo, which looks more natural.
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The Turedjam Kayapo had lost interest in their traditional diet and begun to eat more processed food, and some were suffering from digestive problems.
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This increase in product availability means there are more processed foods being sold, which are all subject to manipulation in one form or another.
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Kind's expansion comes as consumers turn their focus to the perimeter of grocery stores, rather than the center aisles, which usually hold more processed foods.
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The regulations prioritized whole grains over more processed grains, an emphasis on whole fruits and vegetables, and a reduction in sodium, full-fat milk, and meat.
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Swedes who stuck to the diet at a moderate or higher level preserved their cognitive function better than those who ate more processed and fatty foods.
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"We have more processed food, more energy-dense food, more intense marketing of food products, and these products are more available and more accessible," he added.
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"For instance, tofu and tempeh are on the less processed end of the spectrum while a soy-based burger is on the more processed end of the spectrum," she says.
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Roasted nuts, crushed nuts, and almond butter each delivered progressively more calories, showing how the more processed and fine-ground nuts become, the more calories we can absorb from them.
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In Africa, the increasingly urban population is eating more processed food, the report shows, leaving the continent with a dangerous mix of both underweight and overweight people causing diet-related diseases.
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People in both developed and developing countries are expected to eat more processed food, so the demand for sugar, oils and fat is likely to rise faster than staples and protein.
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"I'm going from fast food, which is more processed and is a global business, to slow beer, which is handcrafted and just the absolute opposite of the fast-food concept," said Blum.
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Other factors may muddle the link; people who consume more artificially sweeteners may eat more processed food, for example, which is linked to a higher risk for obesity or heart-related problems.
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"We have more processed food, more energy-dense food, more intense marketing of food products, and these products are more available and more accessible," the lead author, Ashkan Afshin, told The Times.
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Advertising aimed at kids has long been linked to an increased risk that children will make unhealthy food choices and press their parents to buy them more processed, sugary, and calorie-loaded foods.
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Close to 70 million people in India — second only to China — have been found to have the disease as a growing number of Indians lead more sedentary lives and eat more processed foods.
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Some experts wonder if younger adults are at greater risk of colorectal cancer because they've grown up eating more processed foods or are more likely to be obese, but these theories haven't been proven, she says.
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But what is clear, from Zhang&aposs research and other studies, is that people who eat more processed foods tend to also have more heart issues, die earlier deaths, contract more cancers, and gain extra weight.
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"We've developed trade, we've developed long supply chains, and the longer food travels, the further it travels, the more processed it is, the more packaged it shall be and the less nutritious it shall be," he added.
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Last fall, the Minnesota-based company said it was selling new "native starches" produced from plants such as corn and wheat, as an alternative to more processed starch derivatives used to bulk up food products such as pasta sauce.
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A recent roundup of 15 breast-cancer studies found that people who regularly eat more processed meats increase their risk of developing breast cancer by 9%, when compared to people who don't eat very much processed meat at all.
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Advertising aimed directly at kids has long been linked to an increased risk that children will make unhealthy food choices and press their parents to buy them more processed, sugary, and calorie-loaded foods at the store, previous research has found.
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"These foods may have artificial ingredients -- such as the artificial colors yellow No. 6 or red No. 40 -- or other chemical additives, such as the artificial sweetener acesulfame potassium, making them more processed and potentially less healthful for you," Newgent said.
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People who ate more processed and red meat than at least half of the other participants were 47 percent more likely to have liver disease and 55 percent more likely to have insulin resistance, researchers report in the Journal of Hepatology.
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It doesn't get more processed than Spam, American cheese, and instant ramen cooked together in the noodle bag, but you can eat it in bed, on the bus, or under an overpass as you walk home on a Sunday morning, so its survival value can't be overlooked.
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"There are changes in the food system -- more artificial foods, more processed foods, foods with additives, salt, sugar, et cetera -- and that's an issue worldwide," according to Dr. Bruce Y. Lee, executive director of the Johns Hopkins Global Obesity Prevention Center, who was not involved in the WHO reports.
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"In the case of fresh eggs, even if the government funds air freight costs, considering current local egg prices, still imported egg prices will be higher so it will be difficult to import for the moment but more processed egg products can be brought into Korea," Lee said.
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"As we go into a lot of vegan and vegetarian products, like when they use that soy to make a meat patty and it's not just soybeans that are in there but it's also additional soy product to make it into a meat patty, then that's where I would say it's more processed," she said.
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That means trying to mimic it all the way down to the puff it gets in an oven, and while some companies like Impossible Foods go after the look and feel of a burger, Lagally wants to focus on the much lower-hanging fruit of more processed food — which makes up a significant chunk of chicken consumption.
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But there are perfectly nutritious, more-processed versions of these things, such as frozen fruits and vegetables (which are picked at the peak of freshness and actually even more nutritious than fresh fruit that's had to travel a long distance to your store or has been sitting in the produce aisle for a while) and low-sodium canned beans (which are so much easier than dealing with dried beans that you'll end up eating these healthful legumes more often).
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Dimensions is experimental and avant-garde by its nature. The fourth album Gabriel has been described "a natural progression from Dimensions."Believer: new music preview; behind-the-scenes footage available February 5, 2009. Blabbermouth.net The album features more processed voices and sound effects yet less symphonic elements than Dimensions.
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It remained popular in most households until the introduction of the home refrigerator in 1913. Factory-made cheese overtook traditional cheese-making during the World War II era. Since then, factories have been the source of most cheese in America and Europe. Today, Americans buy more processed cheese than "real", factory-made cheese.
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It is more common in developing countries. Public health initiatives to lower the risk of cardiovascular disease have resulted in lower discretionary salt use at the table. Additionally, there is a trend towards consuming more processed foods in western countries. The noniodized salt used in these foods means that people are less likely to obtain iodine from adding salt during cooking.
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The concept of nutrition transition, referring to the changes in diet in the Western world from high-fiber diets to those based on more processed foods containing more fat and sugar, was first proposed by Popkin in 1993.Nutritional Patterns and Transitions Since he proposed the concept, Popkin has published studies about the nutrition transition and its effects in the developing world, as well as in Brazil.
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"Ceremony" is a mid- tempo rock song in the key of C major. The song contains two implied chords, C major and F major, shown through the driving bassline. The song does not contain any keyboards, which became a common staple in Joy Division's later sound, and New Order's eventual sound. The song, in its original recording, featured a slower tempo than that of the September re-record, as well as clearer production and a more processed guitar tone.
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These protective factors result in superior lifetime health, educational, financial, and conduct-related outcomes. Additionally, by having access to multiple cultural frameworks, recent immigrants are able to code-switch between frameworks or engage in downward social comparison as methods of self- protection. In comparison, subsequent generations may not have access to such social and cultural capital, having been socialized into the norms and expectations of the host society (i.e., consuming more processed and unhealthy foods, having a smaller network of same-ethnicity peers, increased substance use).
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In a survey of 650 urban school lunches, none were graded as healthy and only one percent graded as adequate. Since the 1980s, rural diets, that had consisted primarily of vegetables and very little animal or saturated fats, have shown declines in fruit and vegetable intake. In Northern Mexico, rural populations who transitioned from their traditional diets to more processed diets also experienced a dramatic increase in obesity and diabetes. In addition to dietary changes, modern life has also made the Mexican population more sedentary.
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Popcorn, threaded onto a string, is used as a wall or Christmas tree decoration in some parts of North America, as well as on the Balkan peninsula. Some shipping companies have experimented with using popcorn as a biodegradable replacement for expanded polystyrene packing material. However, popcorn has numerous undesirable properties as a packing material, including attractiveness to pests, flammability, and a higher cost and greater density than expanded polystyrene. A more processed form of expanded corn foam has been developed to overcome some of these limitations.
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In general, whole, fresh foods have a relatively short shelf-life and are less profitable to produce and sell than are more processed foods. Thus, the consumer is left with the choice between more expensive, but nutritionally superior, whole, fresh foods, and cheap, usually nutritionally inferior, processed foods. Because processed foods are often cheaper, more convenient (in both purchasing, storage, and preparation), and more available, the consumption of nutritionally inferior foods has been increasing throughout the world along with many nutrition-related health complications.
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In the West, these effects have been found to be particularly true among young women. Negative associations may only cause consumers to make meat less noticeable in their diets rather than reducing or eliminating it, for example making meat an ingredient in a more-processed dish. It has been suggested that this is the result of a disconnect between individuals' roles as consumers and as citizens. Implicit attitudes towards meat have been reported to vary significantly between omnivores and vegetarians, with omnivores holding much more positive views.
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Middle Helladic people would spin thread to be woven into fabrics on a loom, and the clothes they made were both fastened and often decorated with pins. The people would also adorn themselves in necklaces and bracelets made of stone and shells. There is little evidence that reflects any sort of gendered discrimination during the Middle Helladic period. By studying the remains at sites like Lerna it was evident that men tended to eat more protein than women, and women tended to partake more in softer, more processed foods.
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Found in > 1872 at the Star Hope Mine, this single mass of quartz and gold weighed and > when crushed produced an estimated of gold, thus holding more processed gold > than from the largest nugget ever found, that being the Welcome Stranger > from the Victorian Goldfields. Holtermann recognising the significance of > the find attempted to preserve it by buying it from the Company of which he > was one of a number of directors. His efforts were in vain. It is reported > that a larger mass was discovered a few days later in the same mine but was > broken up underground.
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Drunk with Passion marked the first album not on Celluloid Records, taking cues from some of the darker sounds heard on A Dead Horse and using more processed and electronic sounds, giving some of its songs an ethereal feel. This album is arguably more influenced by its guest appearances than are any of the previous albums. Guests included Hüsker Dü's Bob Mould (who formed the band Sugar the following year), Richard Thompson, and Michael Stipe, who provided (along with a forceful solo by Thompson) one of the band's finer moments, the opening track "Alive and Living Now". Nicky Skopelitis also became more of a cornerstone of the band, contributing to the bulk of Drunk with Passion's songs along with Fier and Kramer.
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