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Discover the Most Common Addictions of the Modern World
The modern world has added new addictive behaviours. Learn the most common modern addictions and where to get help to overcome them.
What Eating Disorders in the UK Can Teach Us
Eating disorders affect people globally. We’ll explore eating disorders in the UK to get a better idea of the extent of the issue.
There’s an Alternative to New Weight Loss Drugs
Many individuals are turning to new weight loss drugs for a quick fix. In this blog, we’ll explore these drugs making waves on the market, their mechanisms, effectiveness, and potential health risks.
Obesity in America Still on the Rise — is it Linked to Food Addiction?
Despite efforts to decrease obesity rates in America, studies have found that lower income families are still at high risk, and the cause may be hidden food addiction. A recent report reveals that obesity rates in America are still rising despite all the attention that has been directed towards the problem in the past several…
Overcoming Food Addiction
With the introduction of refined sugars into modern diets, an alarming portion of the world’s population seem to be swallowed up by food addiction. Food addiction is a new and controversial term, but the many people who have experienced and overcome food addiction will tell you that this addiction is very real. But how do…
Child Addicts – the Dire Reality of Sugar Addiction
Delving into the Addictive Qualities of Sugar Growing evidence illuminates the addictive nature of sugar, drawing parallels between its effects and those of substances like cocaine and nicotine on the human brain. Adults worldwide are seeking assistance for their struggles with food addiction, with sugar potentially acting as the primary culprit. The Pivotal Question: Can…
Understanding the Rise in Obesity: How Food Plays a Part
Food addiction and obesity are growing problems in countries around the world. There are many factors theorised to contribute to obesity. However, the two main culprits of the epidemic are thought to be increased caloric intake and less physical activity. As the world has modernised, there is greater availability of food for many people. At…
Food Addiction vs. Sugar Addiction: What’s the Difference?
The terms ‘food addiction’ and ‘sugar addiction’ are flooding the media these days. But what do they mean? Are they the same thing? With obesity and its associated negative consequences on the rise – not only in North America and Australia, but around the world – researchers have been focusing a lot of attention on…
