Posted on 07/07/2025 10:52:38 AM PDT by Red Badger
Synopsis A comprehensive analysis of global dietary studies reveals that even minimal consumption of processed meat elevates the risk of type 2 diabetes, colorectal cancer, and ischemic heart disease. Researchers found no safe threshold for processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages, and trans fats. Experts advocate for a balanced approach, emphasizing moderation and increased intake of beneficial foods for long-term health.
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A new analysis of global dietary studies has found compelling evidence that even small amounts of processed meat may raise the risk of serious chronic diseases. According to researchers, there is no "safe amount" of processed meat consumption when it comes to the risk of developing conditions such as type 2 diabetes, colorectal cancer, and ischemic heart disease.
The findings, published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine, are based on data from over 60 previous studies evaluating the impact of processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages, and industrial trans fatty acids on human health.
While the study is based on observational data and cannot directly prove causation, the consistency and volume of evidence make a strong case for reducing intake of these food item, researchers said.
Processed foods, sugary beverages, and disease risk
The study found that eating as little as one hot dog per day increased the risk of type 2 diabetes by 11 per cent and colorectal cancer by 7 per cent compared to those who ate none.
Similarly, consuming a single 12-ounce sugary beverage daily was associated with an 8 per cent higher risk of type 2 diabetes and a 2 per cent increased risk of ischemic heart disease.
“These findings support earlier research, reinforcing that minimizing intake of processed meat, sugar-sweetened beverages, and trans fats is crucial to improving health out ..
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Baloney!
Ketchup, mustard, relish,
OR,
Mustard, sauerkraut
Sometimes a hotdog is just a hotdog......................
So, if 365 hot dogs over the course of a year increases the risk of colorectal cancer by 7%, the 10 I MIGHT eat in a year will raise my risk by 0.19%.
Worth it.
That too!.....................
“They had this fantastic Hot Dog there for just, $2., if I recall. I loved them. These Dogs were foot long Polish Sausages,”
The hotdogs combo is STILL $1.50.
Thet discontinued the polish dog option a couple of years ago.
They also changed from Coke to Pepsi. :(
I can always count on concise clarity and on wisdom from the RB. Cheers, mate!
One ‘doctor’ kept trying to push me for a pacemaker. I kept refusing.
He said I’d be back in three years to get one anyways.
That was 5 years ago this past April!...................
Who eats one hot dog? I eat four Costco dogs every visit. Indeed, this is the high point of the shopping day.
Just bring your own saurkraut and chopped onions since fine damned cheapskate accounting department grinch took them away
So far RB 1, Doc 0!
I was gonna say…..
They’re switching back to Coke products any minute now. Should be some time this month.
And I’m a Costco pizza slice and a drink guy. Around $2 for that, it’s the expensive lunch, compared to the hot dog lunch. It’s my cheap pizza guilty pleasure. As one young man of my acquaintance proclaims, “Costco pizza is just way better than it has any right to be!”
I ate two on Friday
I put lots of fresh onions and sauerkraut on them, so I assume that balances-out with fiber and probiotics.....
So… you’re telling me eating unsweetened meat increases your chance for diabetes MORE than sugar sweetened soda?! BS
Likely these are obese individuals who drink diet soda thinking it’s healthy for them.
NO KETCHUP ON A HOT DOG!!!!!🌭
In a related study, researchers found that those who consumes Schickhaus hot dogs tended to live 3.6 years longer than the consumers of other brands.
If it may, then it may not.
Try the Kosher ones..............
I suspect that its quite possible that with all 3 of these things its much like the situation with the hysteria over cigarettes. It wasnt so much that all of these things are particularly bad but there is one or more producers using a particularly dangerous production method or ingredient.
It was the backlash from the cigarette hysteria that created the everything bacon trend that lasted for a decade or so.
“They’re switching back to Coke products any minute now. Should be some time this month.”
Don’t tease me.
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