>Your link doesnt have any mention of processed food. It does if you know what you are looking for. "Highly processed" is not strictly well defined, but common

>Your link doesnt have any mention of processed food. It does if you know what you are looking for. "Highly processed" is not strictly well defined, but commonly understood as foods with large amounts of added salt, fat and sugar. That's exactly the category of food they talk about in the article as unnecessary for our diet and which should be consumed as little as possible.