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Some more anecdata. More than one obese person I know does really psychologically feel like missing a meal is incredibly dangerous, not just for themselves, but
by PeterStuer 4y ago
Some more anecdata. More than one obese person I know does really psychologically feel like missing a meal is incredibly dangerous, not just for themselves, but also for their children and friends. It is not just a worry, but a real panic attack that sets in if this threatens to happens.
The aggro-food industry has been relentlessly aiming for maximal consumption/addiction in an epic Darwinian race to the top for decades. The results are incredible. Every aspect of that simple bag of crisps has been tuned to maximize recurring consumption. Hacking into the gut biome for behavior control has been trial and effort so far, but is bound to take a next revolutionary step as predictive models emerge to steer the research.
And do not count on regulators to defend your sanity. They've been captured to the core. Good luck.