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While I'm busy stepping on controversial topics, let's debunk "Hyperpalatable" Foods. The term hyperpalatable foods sounds scientific… but it’s actually a circular idea that does more to confuse than to clarify. It's "fluff," not science and should not guide national nutrition policy. We break it all down (cc Dr.... show more

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