M8D2: The End of Overeating

M8D2: The End of Overeating

This discussion examines the end of overeating in more depth from an individual standpoint, as well as a social or external standpoint.
Make sure to:
Read Kessler text: Chapters 46 through A Final Word
Watch the video: The Skinny on Obesity (Extra): Diet and Lifestyle Tips
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(3:14 minutes)
Consider:
According to Kessler (2009:241), one executive stated that “Everything that has made us successful as a company is the problem.”  Kessler (2009:241) also notes that “…to their credit, they began to rethink their strategies about labeling and portion size.”
Answer the following questions:
To what extent:
Do you think the food industry overall has made, or will make, a critical perceptual shift regarding hyperpalatable food?
Do you think they have been, or will be, successful in making such a shift?
Have you begun to fight back on an individual level and against the food industry?
Do you plan on fighting back on an individual level and against the food industry?
Lastly, how have you, or will you, fight back on an individual level and against the food industry?

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