Definition:: : the ability of a food to stimulate an intense desire for more.
What word best fits this definition?
This is essentially the definition of both hyperpalatable and addictive food. So we know how to make hyperpalatable, and hence we know what is chemically addictive, not just a "trigger" food. Not only is it a food but also an amount of normal palatable carbohydrate.
Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome are the result of chemical addiction to processed foods. Until you all understand and accept that, the problem will continue. It is not just industry that produces processed foods. Grannies, good cooks, and food addicts all have the capacity.
We have the capacity, in the modern kitchen, to produce hyperpalatable foods. These are the problem. Just take flour, and flavor, sugar, seed oil. Or a bit of protein, carbohydrate, or fat or any vector, add wheat flour, sugar, flavors, fats, and what do we have? Hyperpalatable food.
The definition of hyperpalatable are foods that stimulate the desire for more... which is the definition of addictive foods.
This video is worth the watch for the processes:
http://www.dietdoctor.com/robert-lustigs-new-talk-sugar?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=robert-lustigs-new-talk-sugar
But what do I know. Breath, smile and enjoy what life offers. Dao.
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