Developing compulsive eating and food addiction reflects changes in the brain notes Elissa Epel

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"Developing compulsive eating and maybe food addiction reflects some real changes in the wiring of our brain, and that's a scary thought, that becoming obese has changed us forever," notes Elissa Epel from the Center for Obesity Assessment, Study and Treatment, University of California, San Francisco in the 7-part video series called “The Skinny on Obesity” (Episode 4).

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Robert Lustig, MD. The The Skinny on Obesity, Episode 4.
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