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Tackling the obesity crisis = beyond failed approaches to lasting solutions /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Tackling the obesity crisis/ by David Benton.
Reminder of title:	beyond failed approaches to lasting solutions /
Author:	Benton, David.
Published:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2024.,
Description:	xix, 349 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Part I: Basic Information And Historical Approaches -- Chapter 1: The Obesity Epidemic -- Chapter 2: Changing The Diet -- Chapter 3: Is Sugar The Problem -- Chapter 4: Is The Problem Fructose? -- Chapter 5: A Sugar Conspiracy -- Chapter 6: Think About Calories -- Part II: Changes In Society -- Chapter 7: Society Is To Blame -- Chapter 8: The Food Industry -- Chapter 9: Attitudes To Food -- Chapter 10: Ultra-Processed Food -- Part III - Biological Influences -- Chapter 11: Genetics -- Chapter 12: Fighting Your Biology -- Chapter 13: Food Addiction -- Chapter 14: Bacteria And Obesity -- Chapter 15: Obesity In Childhood -- Part IV: Attempts To Reduce Obesity -- Chapter 16: Can Government Influence What You Eat -- Chapter 17: Sin Taxes -- Chapter 18: Ban Advertising -- Chapter 19: Dieting And Other Ways To Control Weight -- Part V: The Future Of Public Health Policy And Obesity -- Chapter 20:Government Obesity Policy -- Chapter 21: Why Has Public Health Policy Failed -- Chapter 22: The Elephant In The Room -- Chapter 23: What Can We Do -- Chapter 24: Cutting The Calories -- Chapter 25: Prospect.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Obesity - Prevention. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-48197-0
ISBN:	9783031481970

Tackling the obesity crisis = beyond failed approaches to lasting solutions /
Benton, David.

Tackling the obesity crisisbeyond failed approaches to lasting solutions /[electronic resource] :by David Benton. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2024. - xix, 349 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

Part I: Basic Information And Historical Approaches -- Chapter 1: The Obesity Epidemic -- Chapter 2: Changing The Diet -- Chapter 3: Is Sugar The Problem -- Chapter 4: Is The Problem Fructose? -- Chapter 5: A Sugar Conspiracy -- Chapter 6: Think About Calories -- Part II: Changes In Society -- Chapter 7: Society Is To Blame -- Chapter 8: The Food Industry -- Chapter 9: Attitudes To Food -- Chapter 10: Ultra-Processed Food -- Part III - Biological Influences -- Chapter 11: Genetics -- Chapter 12: Fighting Your Biology -- Chapter 13: Food Addiction -- Chapter 14: Bacteria And Obesity -- Chapter 15: Obesity In Childhood -- Part IV: Attempts To Reduce Obesity -- Chapter 16: Can Government Influence What You Eat -- Chapter 17: Sin Taxes -- Chapter 18: Ban Advertising -- Chapter 19: Dieting And Other Ways To Control Weight -- Part V: The Future Of Public Health Policy And Obesity -- Chapter 20:Government Obesity Policy -- Chapter 21: Why Has Public Health Policy Failed -- Chapter 22: The Elephant In The Room -- Chapter 23: What Can We Do -- Chapter 24: Cutting The Calories -- Chapter 25: Prospect.

The incidence of obesity has increased rapidly since 1980. The purpose of this book is to review public health approaches to this pandemic and describe why they have failed. Based on this, possible alternatives are discussed. A theme of the book is that to understand obesity you need to take nutritional, psychological, biochemical and physiological viewpoints, as well as a societal perspective. Yet public health policy has been characterized by simplistic approaches that often consider only one aspect of a particular discipline. Too often it has been claimed that one factor, for example fat or sugar, has caused obesity, or can have a major impact on it. To have any chance of influencing the prevalence of obesity, the size of the necessary changes, and complexity of the situation, must be recognized. Reducing the incidence of obesity is an urgent task and this book is intended to stimulate discussion, encourage public health policy makers and government to defend their policies, and consider alternatives. It is written in an accessible language, explaining connections in an easy to understand manner and is thus written for everyone interested in weight control and public health policy. About the Author: David Benton is Professor of Psychology at Swansea University in the United Kingdom. He has for over forty years been studying the influence of diet on cognition, mood, and behaviour. His work is internationally known and has resulted in invitations from over twenty-five countries on six continents. He has been asked by the House Parliament, House of Lords and Downing Street, to give advice to the UK government on obesity, hyperactivity and school breakfasts.

ISBN: 9783031481970

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-48197-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

558966
Obesity
--Prevention.

LC Class. No.: RC628

Dewey Class. No.: 616.398

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