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Health · 28 Oct

పిల్లలు జంక్ ఫుడ్‌కు ఎందుకు బానిసవుతున్నారు? మెదడులో ఏం జరుగుతుందో బయటపెట్టిన రీసెర్చ్

AI summaryResearch published in the 'JAMA Network Open' medical journal indicates that ultra-processed foods alter children's brain activity, particularly in the reward center, leading to addictive eating habits and weight gain. The study observed 46 healthy-weight children and found that those with more active reward centers showed significant increases in BMI, body fat, and waist circumference over a year. Experts warn that simply advising children to avoid these foods and exercise is insufficient, and recommend strict school food policies, regulating advertisements, and promoting traditional, unprocessed foods to tackle the growing obesity issue in India.

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