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We as a society have probably grown accustomed to looking at people who struggle with their weight and think, “They’ve brought it upon themselves,†because they did not exercise enough willpower. At the same time, we’re constantly being told that the obesity epidemics is about to reach a troubling threshold in the next few years, which might seem to reinforce the above-mentioned observation. In his new book, “The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite,†Dr. David A. Kessler argues humanity needs deconditioning from food in order to successfully battle obesity, as DesertNews can confirm. The book, out now, argues that there is much more to our uncontrollable desire to eat than just the lack of motivation. What happens is that there is a very powerful combination of stimuli that makes us unable to resist certain foods, Kessler says. This, combined with the way food is regarded now (that is, not just as nutrition), contributes to we!
aken our will and add the pounds on our not-exercised-enough frames. Dealing with the obesity epidemics is one of the greatest health challenges ever, the doctor, who acted as commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the ‘90s and also worked for 15 years on the tobacco health program...
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