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For years, we’ve been told that overeating is a problem of willpower, and if we just tried harder, we’d eat less and feel better. But the science tells a very different story. In today’s Office Hours, I reframe the conversation around cravings and overeating—replacing shame and self-blame with science, clarity, and practical solutions.
(0:12) Introduction to the episode and exploring food addiction
(2:18) Big food's influence and tactics on addiction
(9:02) Impact of processed foods on health and society
(17:10) Political and economic influences on food policies
(21:15) Strategies for combating food addiction
(25:03) Food environment and its effects on chronic disease
(26:38) Office Hours, book promotion, and audience engagement
(28:22) Social media engagement and podcast closing notes
By Dr. Mark Hyman4.5
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For years, we’ve been told that overeating is a problem of willpower, and if we just tried harder, we’d eat less and feel better. But the science tells a very different story. In today’s Office Hours, I reframe the conversation around cravings and overeating—replacing shame and self-blame with science, clarity, and practical solutions.
(0:12) Introduction to the episode and exploring food addiction
(2:18) Big food's influence and tactics on addiction
(9:02) Impact of processed foods on health and society
(17:10) Political and economic influences on food policies
(21:15) Strategies for combating food addiction
(25:03) Food environment and its effects on chronic disease
(26:38) Office Hours, book promotion, and audience engagement
(28:22) Social media engagement and podcast closing notes

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