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Processed Foods Esposed: Your Guide to Eating Real and Feeling Great

18d ago 1:05:37

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Ever wondered how processed foods impact health, mood, and even longevity? In this episode of Wellness Connection MD, Dr. Jim McMinn welcomes Functional Nutritionist Rachel Olsen for a practical and eye-opening discussion about processed food and its far-reaching effects. Rachel joins Dr. McMinn to break it all down for you, and explain why America leads the developed world in chronic disease, even though it spends the most money on health care. Rachel offers actionable tips for turning your diet around and improving your overall health.

Listeners will discover:

-The difference between whole, minimally processed, processed, and ultra-processed foods

-The disease risks linked to processed foods, from diabetes and heart disease to gut issues and mood disorders

-Why ultra-processed foods are so commonplace — and how food industry tactics, convenience, and economics shape what’s on our plates

-Which additives to watch for, food label red-flags, and the “halo foods” that sound healthy but aren’t

-Realistic strategies for parents, travelers, and anyone trying to make better choices—from smart swaps to label-reading hacks

-A fascinating look at how changing diets transformed the health of the Pima people, showing what’s at stake

-Stories of real-life transformation and what it takes to see results

-The ongoing debate about food accessibility, affordability, marketing, and regulation—plus the link between processed food, addiction, and the environment.

So, whether you’re a busy professional, a parent, or just working toward better wellness, join Dr. McMinn and Rachel for science-backed answers and inspiration.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Processed Food Crisis (00:00:00)

2. Understanding Food Processing Categories (00:06:37)

3. Health Risks of Ultra-Processed Foods (00:14:44)

4. Navigating Food Labels and Marketing (00:23:34)

5. Practical Shopping and Eating Strategies (00:32:57)

6. Children, Schools, and Food Education (00:42:29)

7. Success Stories and Future Outlook (00:53:13)

8. Key Takeaways and Final Thoughts (01:02:41)

60 episodes

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Processed Foods Esposed: Your Guide to Eating Real and Feeling Great

Wellness Connection MD

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published 18d ago