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Dietary guidelines, Added Sugar and food pyramid

Dietary guidelines declare war on processed foods and sugar, encourage more protein and dairy

The Trump administration on Wednesday issued a long-promised revamp of national dietary guidelines, urging Americans to eat more protein and less added sugar and, for the first time, discouraging cons...

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New Dietary Guidelines Urge People to Eat More Protein and Fewer Processed Foods

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New Dietary Guidelines Urge Americans to Avoid Processed Foods and Added Sugar

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U.S. releases new dietary guidelines

The Trump administration has released updated U.S. dietary guidelines.

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‘Eat real food:’ More protein, less sugar part of new dietary guidelines released in U.S.

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Mixed nuts: RFK Jr.’s new nutrition guidelines receive uneven reviews

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A Dietitian’s Look at New USDA Dietary Guidelines

“Today, our government declares war on added sugar, highly processed foods loaded with additives, added sugar and excess salt damage health and should be avoided,” said Robert F. Kennedy, Secretary of...

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RFK Jr. announces new dietary guidelines. Here's what to know.

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Americans urged to eat urge less sugar, more protein in revised dietary guidelines from White House

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Ultra-processed food consumption is down a bit, but still more than 50% of U.S. diet

The consumption of ultra-processed foods is on a slow decline, though most Americans — and especially children — are getting most of their calories from unhealthy, manufactured foods, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and ...

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RFK Jr, Trump upend US food chart in MAHA shake-up: Federal diet shock leaves doctors furious

The U.S. government has unveiled sweeping revisions to its Dietary Guidelines for Americans, emphasizing protein, whole foods, and healthy fats while strongly discouraging ultra-processed items and added sugars.

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New food pyramid encourages Americans to 'eat real food' like meat, dairy

Federal officials have unveiled new U.S. dietary guidelines that prioritize red meat, dairy products and vegetables, flipping the traditional food pyramid on its head. "My message is clear: Eat real food ," Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said during a White House briefing on Wednesday.