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Hotdogs are iconic elements of American food culture, and while they bring joy to many, emerging evidence suggests processed meats are also linked to several of the nation's leading diseases.
The advice might be hard for some to swallow, but if the loss can be accepted, great gains could be achieved. More research is needed to substantiate the results, but scientists from the University of Edinburgh in the UK and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill,that given the high doses of sodium and saturated fat in processed meat,"most intake of meats and poultry should be from fresh, frozen, or canned forms versus processed meats."
Using public health and nutrition data from 8,665 individuals, the international team of researchers created a 'microsimulation' of more than 242 million adults in the US.
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