Like I’ve known what you meant but I’ve been trying to tell you that “processed” isn’t being used as rigid by these experts.

i wish

Kaleidoscope Dream
:20 to give thread time to wrap this up @Hndrxx_Free

and I’m sure thats generally true

I’m just pointing out there’s types of processing done thats beneficial and/or necessary

Waiting for nort to concede

You both agree with me

Wanna wait to do Miguel tomorrow

Bmass cant today i think, but tomorrow is free

He a Miguel boy

stop starting stuff op

Right but nobody is against that and when people say processing thats not what they mean. Also the article was about ultra processed foods, thats what the experts in the article were referring to. Which even you conceded has no health benefits.

There are no experts talking about processed foods meaning the broad term youre saying in any articles or examples we are talking about.

I'll ask u again

Do u think ultra processed foods r bad

Also

Do u think processed foods r good and bad

@Kdogone wanna do super slimey instead so a session still on?

Don’t ever say Kdoggy don’t wuv you @bMass28
Kaleidoscope Dream pushed back yet again

I’m only going off the excerpts you posted from the article. Maybe they are referring to “ultra processed” food in the way you are and I missed that. Idk!

Ok

:20

@Kdogone u on spotify or apple music?

ultra processed is generally bad

processed varies

these are pretty arbitrary categories with some overlap Im sure but yeah

They did the specify ultra processed foods as not being bad for you always, which is factually incorrect. Which leads to my point that the NYT is most likely bought out or owned by shareholders of these companies, which leads to people to distrust the media as this is clearly factually wrong. Which of course NYT has advocated for many wars and lots of evil things, its not radical to be distrusting of a publication like that.

link

Can we do

Slime and B instead?

Thug Chris Brown

Apple Music

Many public health and nutrition experts say that ultraprocessed foods — which make up an estimated 73 percent of the U.S. food supply — are probably a factor in the obesity crisis in the United States, and it would be beneficial to cut back on them.

But other researchers say that the obesity epidemic is likely a result of many entangled factors, both environmental and genetic, and that the phenomenon may have started long before there were ultraprocessed foods.

The category is also wide-ranging, and it’s not clear if all ultraprocessed foods are harmful, experts say. There may be downsides to avoiding some ultraprocessed foods, like flavored yogurts and whole wheat breads and cereals, they add, because they can provide valuable nutrients.

nytimes.com/live/2025/01/29/us/rfk-jr-health-senate-hearing

Oh perfect

There is a song that its missing on spotify for no reason. I thought it was related to the case but its only on spotify

After Super Slimey maybe

Generally bad..