This chapter discusses a ward study conducted at the NIH where 20 healthy test subjects were divided into two groups. One group consumed ultra processed foods, while the other group consumed minimally processed whole food based meals. The data showed that the test subjects who ate ultra processed meals consumed more calories, had stronger cravings and appetite, and gained weight, highlighting the need to reduce the consumption of these foods for a healthy life.

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