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A diet high in ultra-processed foods leaves an invisible mark on the brains of healthy adults and accelerates their aging.

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A recent study reveals that a diet rich in ultra-processed foods causes invisible brain lesions in healthy adults and accelerates brain aging. Researchers noted that these premature brain injuries appear before any clinical symptoms manifest.

According to the findings, this type of neurological footprint has traditionally been associated with much more advanced stages of life. The study highlights the hidden impact of dietary habits on neurological health in otherwise healthy populations.

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