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Health03:31 · Aug 6

High-Protein Foods Aren't Always Healthy, Experts Warn

By 24 דקות
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

The food industry has capitalized on the growing demand for quick protein solutions by making protein content a key marketing tool. However, despite the prominent claims on packaging, many high-protein products contain hidden sugars, starches, sweeteners, and processed ingredients. Ariel Idan hosted Liraz Blumenfeld, a naturopath and ketogenic nutrition expert, to discuss whether high-protein products are inherently healthy. Their conversation highlighted that not all protein-rich foods are beneficial, urging consumers to look beyond protein content and consider the overall nutritional profile.

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