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Alcoholic beverages have long been associated with feasts, celebration and marking special events. Today, it is commonplace to consume alcoholic beverages before, with and/or after a meal. Alcohol provides additional pleasure to the meal and enhances appetite. However, consuming an alcoholic beverage with or before a meal is associated with poor short-term energy compensation; energy from alcohol...
The results of several behavioral and neurophysiological studies suggest that some obese people respond to foods in a manner that resembles the behavior of drug dependent persons toward drugs. Indeed, there are common mechanisms in the brain responsible for the reinforcement of eating and drug use by food and drugs respectively and for the cue incentives associated with them. There is some evidence...
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