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I agree. Classification of UPFs seems more to be a "religious purity" discussion than actuall classification of good/bad Univariable classifications are usuall
by raverbashing 2y ago
I agree. Classification of UPFs seems more to be a "religious purity" discussion than actuall classification of good/bad
Univariable classifications are usually not helpful, and this seems to just confirm it. In the same way "sugar free" or "fat free" make little sense
- rpdillon 2y agoIt's like the 'screen time' of the food industry.