In The End of Overeating (2009), Dr. David A. Kessler investigates the medical, psychological, and industrial reasons behind millions of Americans’ over-consumption of processed foods. These consumers report feeling an insatiable hunger for the prepackaged items found in grocery stores or the flavorful dishes found in chain restaurants; yet after eating such food to excess, they regret indulging themselves...
In The End of Overeating (2009), Dr. David A. Kessler investigates the medical, psychological, and industrial reasons behind millions of Americans’ over-consumption of processed foods. These consumers report feeling an insatiable hunger for the prepackaged items found in grocery stores or the flavorful dishes found in chain restaurants; yet after eating such food to excess, they regret indulging themselves...
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