Why We Eat Too Much
| Published Year |
2020 |
|---|---|
| Language |
English |
| ISBN 13 |
9780241400531 |
| ISBN 10 |
0241400538 |
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Categories: Health and Wellnessscience
Why We Eat Too Much
Obesity is Not About Personal Willpower – It’s a Biological Reality Beyond Self-Control Your Body Has a Predetermined Weight Set-Point That Regulates Fat Storage Automatically Diets Raise Your Weight Set-Point, Making Long-Term Weight Loss Harder Over Time Hormones Control Weight More Than Calories – Metabolic Signals Dictate Fat Gain or Loss Food Environment Determines Weight by Shaping Daily Choices and Cravings Omega Fatty Acids Impact Metabolism, Influencing Energy Use and Fat Burning Efficiency Insulin Drives Weight Gain Through Powerful Hormonal Effects on Fat Storage Stress and Sleep Affect Weight Regulation via Cortisol, Appetite, and Recovery Cycles Genetic and Epigenetic Factors Influence Obesity Risk and Body Composition Patterns Sustainable Weight Loss Requires Lifestyle Changes That Align With Your Biology
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