A processed-foods researcher and mom of 2 says there are 2 additives on labels she avoids at all costs

Source: Business Insider

Elizabeth Dunford studies food additives and their impact on health. Elizabeth Dunford/ Getty ImagesUltra-processed foods are everywhere, but some additives are worse than others. Elizabeth Dunford is a nutrition epidemiologist who studies additives and health issues.

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