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Tag Archives: food industry
Kessler’s take on overeating
The former FDA commissioner, David Kessler, published a book last year, entitled “The End of Overeating.” I finally just got around to reading it, and I didn’t really put it down, except to eat and well, go to my job. … Continue reading
Posted in fast food, junk food, obesity
Tagged brain, david kessler, dopamine, FDA, food industry, junk food
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Snack and glints
Food banks and soup kitchens are now soliciting food from farms as opposed to supermarkets with the intention of moving away from a caloric sufficiency frame of mind, to a diet quality, seasonal variety one. Who knew that customer club … Continue reading
Posted in calories, hunger, obesity, vitamins and minerals
Tagged advertising to children, club cards, food banks, food industry, LA Times, soup kitchens, stomach size, zinc, zinc lozenges
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