Addictive Foods: Eat More, Want More….Eat Less, Enjoy More?
Read this recent post on my "Thin From Within" blog at Psychology Today! http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/thin-within/201403/addictive-foods
Read this recent post on my "Thin From Within" blog at Psychology Today! http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/thin-within/201403/addictive-foods
Those of us concerned with diet, health, weight, eating disorders, and addiction follow what I call “Sugar News” with great interest. Today, binger eaters or self-identified "food addicts" benefit most from the news.
I reprint here the most recent post from my Psychology Today “Thin From Within” blog: In a true sign of
My recent post at Psychology Today looks at helpful new releases--books, articles, columns--for those aiming to eat more sanely. If
My New Year's blogpost at Psychology Today helps us consider how to Leave the Kingdom of Sweets behind, post-holidays. It
“Your Brain on Food” warns one caption. “Can Some Foods Hijack the Brain?” asks another. Now that science finds similar
From http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/thin-within, by Terese Weinstein Katz, Ph.D. As the bad news on sugar grows ever more grim, we may find
I reprint here a blog from 7/8/10, as a companion to the above entry on how to deal with the new
I’m reprinting here a verion of “Must Calorie-Cutting Lead to Binging”, from my Psychology Today blog (http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/thin-within) You can find
(recently posted at Psychology Today blogs, http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/thin-within Can we get addicted to food? Lately, the question has absorbed researchers in