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Food psychosis (Part2)


We live in a consumer society. We are forced to consume all and more, sometimes urging forward our desires. We have everything, but we really do not wish to have anything from it. Many patients complain that they can’t cope with ideas on meal in the afternoon, and they always feel famine at night. The meal is a way to remain healthy and not to become completely devastated. The modern eater is between two fires: on the one hand - the refined consumer instigation, supported by advertising, stands, and with another - installation on a eutrophy, distributed by modern stars and medical workers. People go mad of it.
Yes, today 8-10 % of the population (against 6 % in 1990) suffers from adiposity. Besides 30 % of people have excess weight. It is necessary to be engaged in this problem, but not in such a way as it is done with last decades, flooding ether the useless information. It only strengthens anxiety of the population.
Our attitude towards meal has been always influenced by culture, values in which we were brought up, and a fashion. But in this case we ate, relying on the feelings, not thinking of feed questions. We were able to overeat, nevertheless remaining harmonious: by church traditions the post or preceded great holidays, or followed them at once. We knew how to treat our body.

 

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