End of Overeating

[Guest guest]

Want to know why it's so hard to resist sweets and fast foods, even vegan ones?

Come here Dr. David Kessler talk about his new book, The end of overeating:

Taking control of the insatisable American appetite, on Sat. Sept. 12, from

1-3pm at the Main Library, Cicic Center, San Francisco, in the Koret Auditorium.

He'll explain how food manufacturers use three ingredients to stimulate our

desire to eat more even when we're full. Can you guess what those three

ingredients are? I'm presenting this very important talk at the library and hope

you can come. Q and A and book sale follows lecture. The event is free.

[Guest guest]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Aaron_Kessler

 

This guy is very good.

 

Wow, he's my hero cause he's a whistle blower. Why do whistle blowers usually

get bad reprocussions?

 

lots of info about his book, but come to the lecture, there's bound to be more

info to learn..

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/louise-mccready/d-kessler-author-of-emthe_b_195676\

..html

 

http://fora.tv/2009/04/27/How_to_End_Overeating_Dr_David_Kessler

 

 

I might be there, hope to see others there too

 

 

, " janettomsfvs " <janet.tom wrote:

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> Want to know why it's so hard to resist sweets and fast foods, even vegan

ones? Come here Dr. David Kessler talk about his new book, The end of

overeating: Taking control of the insatisable American appetite, on Sat. Sept.

12, from 1-3pm at the Main Library, Cicic Center, San Francisco, in the Koret

Auditorium. He'll explain how food manufacturers use three ingredients to

stimulate our desire to eat more even when we're full. Can you guess what those

three ingredients are? I'm presenting this very important talk at the library

and hope you can come. Q and A and book sale follows lecture. The event is free.

>