While exercise is a powerful tool for longevity, researchers found that eating a diet high in ultra-processed foods can still sneak fat into your muscles, even if you’re active and not eating excess calories. And over time, that hidden fat could set the stage for weaker muscles, achy joints, and a faster path to aging.
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