Atunci când consumi frecvent alimente ultra-procesate îți crește riscul de anxietate. ☝🏻👨🏼⚕️🍕

In this Romanian monologue, Mihail Pautov cites a large cohort study of about 260,000 participants that found a 10% increase in the proportion of daily calories coming from ultra‑processed foods is associated with an 11% higher risk of developing depression. He translates this statistic into everyday terms: assuming a 2,500 kcal daily intake, 10% from ultra‑processed foods equals 250 kcal, roughly the amount in 25 potato chips (≈10 kcal each). Consequently, each chip consumed raises depression risk by about 0.4%, so eating two chips approaches a 1% increase. Pautov uses this calculation to illustrate how seemingly small dietary choices can incrementally elevate mental‑health risk, urging viewers to be aware of the hidden impact of ultra‑processed snacks.










