Sweeteners shape behavior says Cantor and Eichler
A feature in Chemtech argues that sweetness exerts strong control over consumer and animal behavior. It notes high daily sugar intake, reinforcement of desire, and persistent consumption despite price increases, with experiments from Rutgers and statements on addiction and inelastic demand.
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Michael Cantor
Columbia University
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Richard J. Eichler
Chemtech
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Zinc intake warns against crash dieting and sedentary life
Extension Nutrition Specialist Dr. Patricia Wagner of UF IFAS warns crash dieting and sedentary lifestyles can cause zinc deficiencies. She notes zinc is vital for enzymes, growth, tissue repair, and appetite control, with oysters, red meat, whole grains, and legumes as rich sources.
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Patricia Wagner
University of Florida
Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
IFAS
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