I talk, alot
I inform and entertain audiences on the topic of obesity, and inspire those who confront the problem in their lives. If you have a group to whom I could speak, and would like to sample how I present, please visit my YouTube channel, or perhaps see some of my work at Toastmasters. Contact information is here.
"Fat Boy Thin Man"
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See the interview on "World News Tonight"
Above: a contemporary photo; Below: the "before" picture.
“I [started out] among the skeptics who felt food addiction was a copout. But after meeting Prager and reading his book, my view has shifted.” — JENNIFER LaRUE HUGET, Eat, Drink and Be Healthy columnist, Washington Post
“A compelling description of the process of addiction.” — JOSEPH FRASCELLA, National Institute on Drug Abuse
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Eric Stice
The curve is catching up
Only by virtue of having the condition myself, I've long been ahead of the curve on food addiction. But it is catching up, which is (mostly) fine with me. Read more »
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Relapse into smoking, relapse into food
In April 2009, I attended an invitation-only conference on obesity in Bainbridge Island, Wash., and it was one of the best strokes of good fortune I’ve yet encountered, not only for the knowledge that was shared but for the relationships I got to form. Read more »
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The science of food addiction
I commend to you this article on The Delano Report (drzarkov.com) about how food addiction, "considered fringe just five years ago, is fast becoming a mainstream view among researchers as new studies in humans confirm initial animal findings, and the biological mechanisms that lead to 'junk-food addiction' are being revealed." Read more »
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