The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite
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The End of Overeating: Taking Control of the Insatiable American Appetite

by David A. Kessler M.D.

Psychology Health Nutrition
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The End of Overeating examines the forces behind America’s insatiable appetite and the habits that can make eating difficult to control. David A. Kessler M.D. offers a health-focused perspective for readers seeking to understand overeating and make more deliberate choices about food.

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The End of Overeating explores the challenge of managing excessive eating in the context of the American appetite.

The book focuses on the patterns, influences, and habits that can contribute to overeating.

It presents a practical, control-oriented perspective for readers seeking to better understand their relationship with food.

Written by David A. Kessler M.D., this work addresses overeating through a health and behavioral lens.

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