The irony is that if you go back even just a hundred years. . .one of the biggest problems for humans on earth was not enough food. And now that problem visits many, many, many fewer people. In fact, we have quite the opposite problem.

- Stephen Dubner and Angela Duckworth, Freakonomics

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More People Than Previously Thought May Have a Food Addiction, New Report Says

“Just as with smoking and drinking, we need to identify and reach out to those who have entered unhealthy patterns of use and support them in developing a healthier relationship to food.”

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