
Ultra-Processed Foods and Training: What the Evidence Shows
A 2019 controlled trial found people ate roughly 500 extra calories a day on an ultra-processed diet — here is what that means for your training, honestly framed.
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A 2019 controlled trial found people ate roughly 500 extra calories a day on an ultra-processed diet — here is what that means for your training, honestly framed.

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