The End of Overeating¶
Kessler, D. A. (2009). The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite.
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- Supernormal Stimulus
- In diet it is hyperpalatability: food-seeking systems selected on a cue space of rare sweetness, fat, and salt are driven to over-consumption by engineered combinations that do not occur in nature.
This sourceArgues that engineered combinations of sugar, fat, and salt at concentrations absent in nature drive over-consumption by exploiting reward circuitry — hyperpalatability as a supernormal dietary stimulus.
- In diet it is hyperpalatability: food-seeking systems selected on a cue space of rare sweetness, fat, and salt are driven to over-consumption by engineered combinations that do not occur in nature.
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