I knew GraphQL would eventually come down to this, it was already apparent in the idea. Instead of replacement for REST services, GraphQL is really more like a way to expose a database schema from any relational database in a standard way. Regardless of whether the database is SQLite, Postgres, or a proprietary product like Oracle or DB2, slap a generate GraphQL front end on it now it's available remotely without needing a client driver.
Slap them into entity-normalized subgraphs and now you can compose all your databases, indexes, queues, etc. into one supergraph where you can seamlessly resolve entity fields across all your data stores.
Please show me I'm wrong and give a concise definition of what makes some food processed. The internet needs a good definition as these conversations always just end up with hand waving as there is no consensus of what food is what.
The issue is that the plastics and non-stick coatings leach off plasticizers and forever-chemicals which cause hormone and neurotransmitter disruption in humans, which cause obesity, diabetes, autoimmune disorders, cancer and other serious disease.