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Your food is fooling you, how your brain is hijacked by sugar, fat, and salt, David A. Kessler ; adapted by Richie Chevat from The end of overeating

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Your food is fooling you, how your brain is hijacked by sugar, fat, and salt, David A. Kessler ; adapted by Richie Chevat from The end of overeating
Language
eng
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Your food is fooling you
Oclc number
812081100
Responsibility statement
David A. Kessler ; adapted by Richie Chevat from The end of overeating
Sub title
how your brain is hijacked by sugar, fat, and salt
Summary
Argues that the combination of sugars, fats, and salts "hijacks" the human body's eating habits, creating a dangerous cycle of overeating, and promotes healthy eating habits and methods to avoid overeating
Table Of Contents
Sugar, fat, salt. What is overeating? -- America gained weight -- Eating and overeating -- Selling you sugar, fat, and salt -- Why diets are difficult -- Food that makes you want more -- Training your brain -- The food carnival -- Sugar, fat, and salt rewire your brain -- How the food industry targets you. A visit to Chili's -- Cinnabon: food you can't resist! -- Food as entertainment -- Never satisfied -- We don't know what we want -- It's all American food now -- Fake food -- Perfect food -- Getting you hooked -- Understanding overeating. The signs of overeating -- Trained to eat -- The overeating cycle -- How we get trapped -- Finding a way out -- Food rehab. Learning how to eat -- A new look at food -- Taking control -- You make the rules -- Planned eating -- Just-right eating -- Good eaters -- Your new life with food -- Q & A with Dr. Kessler
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