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Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Contributors | p. xiii |
Introduction | p. xxi |
The Neurobiology and Psychology of Addiction | |
Animal Models of Drug Addiction | p. 3 |
Human Laboratory Models of Addiction | p. 14 |
Neuroanatomy of Addiction | p. 20 |
Genetics of Addiction | p. 30 |
Epigenetic Changes in Addiction and Eating Disorders | p. 34 |
Feeding Systems and Drugs of Abuse | p. 40 |
Co-Occurring Addiction and Psychiatric Disorders | p. 47 |
The Study of Craving and Its Role in Addiction | p. 53 |
Stress and Addiction: A Brief Overview | p. 59 |
Regulation of Eating and Body Weight | |
The Changing Face of Global Diet and Nutrition | p. 69 |
Weight and Diet among Children and Adolescents in the United States, 2005-2008 | p. 81 |
Genetics of Body Weight Regulation | p. 90 |
Central Regulation of Hunger, Satiety, and Body Weight | p. 97 |
Peripheral Regulation of Hunger and Satiety | p. 103 |
Food Intake and Metabolism | p. 108 |
Neuroendocrine Regulation of Energy Balance | p. 113 |
Prenatal Programming of Obesity: Role of Macronutrient-Specific Peptide Systems | p. 119 |
The Biology and Psychology of Taste | p. 126 |
Leptin Gene Therapy for Hyperphagia, Obesity, Metabolic Diseases, and Addiction: A New Opportunity | p. 131 |
Lessons from Prader-Willi Syndrome and Pathological Brain Reinforcement | p. 138 |
Environmental Toxins as Triggers for Obesity | p. 143 |
The Special Case of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages | p. 147 |
The Impact of Portion Size and Energy Density on Eating | p. 154 |
Specific Environmental Drivers of Eating | p. 159 |
Research on Food and Addiction | |
Food Addiction and Diagnostic Criteria for Dependence | p. 167 |
Phylogenetic and Ontogenetic Contributions to Today's Obesity Quagmire | p. 172 |
Food Reward | p. 178 |
Dopamine Deficiency, Eating, and Body Weight | p. 185 |
Genes and Reward Circuitry as Predictors of Eating and Weight Gain | p. 194 |
Hormones, Hunger, and Food Addiction | p. 200 |
Bingeing, Withdrawal, and Craving: An Animal Model of Sugar Addiction | p. 206 |
Incubation of Sucrose Craving in Animal Models | p. 214 |
Linking versus Wanting Food in Human Appetite: Relation to Craving, Overconsumption, and "Food Addiction" | p. 220 |
The Psychology of Food Cravings | p. 226 |
Is Sugar as Addictive as Cocaine? | p. 231 |
Caffeine, Addiction, and Food Consumption | p. 238 |
Interactions between Smoking, Eating, and Body Weight | p. 244 |
Interactions between Alcohol Consumption, Eating, and Weight | p. 249 |
Relationships between Drugs of Abuse and Eating | p. 254 |
Stress and Reward: Neural Networks, Eating, and Obesity | p. 266 |
Public Attitudes about Addictions as a Cause of Obesity | p. 273 |
Clinical Approaches and Implications | |
Clinical Assessment of Food and Addiction | p. 281 |
Psychological Treatments for Substance Use Disorders | p. 285 |
Behavioral Treatments for Obesity | p. 290 |
Pharmacotherapy of Addictive Disorders | p. 296 |
Pharmacotherapy for Obesity: Current and Future Treatments | p. 303 |
Surgical Treatments for Obesity | p. 310 |
Treatment of Alcohol and Drug Dependence in 2011 and Relevance to Food Addiction | p. 318 |
Treatment of Binge Eating Disorder | p. 329 |
Exercise Addiction and Aversion: Implications for Eating and Obesity | p. 336 |
New Treatments for Obesity Based on Addiction Models | p. 342 |
From the Front Lines: The Impact of Refined Food Addiction on Well-Being | p. 348 |
From the Front Lines: A Clinical Approach to Food and Addiction | p. 354 |
Food and Addiction: A Personal Story | p. 360 |
Public Health Approaches and Implications | |
Taxes on Energy-Dense Foods to Improve Nutrition and Prevent Obesity | p. 367 |
Addressing Disparities Related to Food Intake and Obesity | p. 376 |
Is Food Advertising Feeding Americans' Sugar Habit? An Analysis of Exposure to Television Advertising for High-Sugar Foods | p. 382 |
Environmental Interventions to Reduce Overeating in Children | p. 388 |
Nutrition Practices in Schools | p. 394 |
Legal and Policy Implications | |
Legal and Policy Implications: Litigation | p. 401 |
Legal Implications: Regulating Sales and Marketing | p. 406 |
What Lessons for Food Policy Can Be Learned from Alcohol Control? | p. 411 |
Policy Lessons Learned from Tobacco | p. 416 |
Lessons from Drug Policy | p. 423 |
Global Policies Affecting Diet and Obesity | p. 430 |
Concluding Comments | |
Food and Addiction: Scientific, Social, Legal, and Legislative Implications | p. 439 |
Index | p. 447 |
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