Conditioned hypereating leads to obesity from "summary" of The End of Overeating by David A. Kessler
Conditioned hypereating is a process that can lead to obesity. It involves a combination of factors that work together to override our body's natural signals of hunger and fullness. This conditioning can be so powerful that it can cause us to eat even when we are not hungry, leading to an excess consumption of calories.
The food industry plays a significant role in this conditioning. By creating foods that are highly palatable and rewarding, they are able to trigger the brain's reward system and create a strong desire to eat. This can lead to a cycle of craving and consumption that is difficult to break.
In addition to the food itself, our environme...
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