Nitrates in meat have long been known as a problem for other reasons too, haven't they? Particularly with regards to various digestion related cancers - this gives another reason to cut back.
The linked artical is a bit ambiguous though; initially it says:
diet with lots of meat and processed foods
and then later
patients with Alzheimer's tended to eat a diet rich in "processed food and meat items"
is "processed" in the second one referring to just "food" or both food and meat?
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Nitrates in meat have long been known as a problem for other reasons too, haven't they? Particularly with regards to various digestion related cancers - this gives another reason to cut back.
The linked artical is a bit ambiguous though; initially it says:
and then later
is "processed" in the second one referring to just "food" or both food and meat?