WARNING: Why Women Should Stop Eating Instant Noodles! MUST READ!

Fifty two countries were found to be consuming almost 100 billion servings of instant noodles in 2015. This only means that instant noodles are part of many people's diet. But should that be the case?



If you’re among the many instant ramen eaters, your health may be in danger. According to the recent Baylor research, convenient food products, including instant noodles, can increase cardiometabolic syndrome risk, particularly in women.

The research is published in The Journal of Nutrition and aims to shed light on the problems associated with the dietary habits of the world. Ramen is a favorite among Asian populations and therefore their consumption is relatively high.

The research focused on South Koreans who have been recorded to have the highest per capita number of ramen consumers in the world. The researchers studied 10,711 South Koreans who were between 19 to 64 years old.

Even before the study, other sources have cited that South Koreans have seen a huge increase in health issues, most especially heart disease. There are also a growing number of obese adults.

Why are Instant Noodles are So Unhealthy

You probably already heard about instant ramen as a bane to human health. Based on the Harvard research, along with other studies, instant noodles have the following issues:

1.       The noodles are made of precooked dried noodles, seasoning oil, and flavoring powder, virtually no nutrition.

2.       Aside from the lack of ingredients, they also don’t have real nutrients that can promote good health, such as fiber, protein, vitamins, and minerals.

3.       Instant ramen is simply full of saturated fat and simple carbohydrates.

4.       According to a study performed at Harvard University and Baylor University, scientists have discovered that eating instant noodles habitually can cause health problems, such as stroke and heart disease.

5.       The study also found that women who consume ramen are at risk of developing metabolic syndrome, which is a condition that may result in high blood pressure and blood sugar levels. Men, on the other hand, did not experience the same effect on their health. This may be due to the biological differences between men and women, according to the researchers.

6.       The scientists identified tertiary-butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ) as the main culprit of metabolic syndrome.

We all know that instant noodles are a convenient food for many people, including college students and those who are on a budget. Occasionally, this popular food may not cause terrifying health problems. But habitual consumption can increase metabolic syndrome, especially in women because the instant noodles are high in unhealthy saturated fats, sodium, and glycemic loads.




Source: Healthy Food Plans

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