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Thought the list might like this.
Ben
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Sent: Monday, 25 October 1999 11:45 AM
Subject: NNF - Is Willpower a Diet Myth?
> October 25, 1999
> NUTRITION NEWS FOCUS
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> Today's Topic: Is Willpower a Diet Myth?
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> Scientists have been debating whether willpower actually exists.
> Most weight-loss researchers seem to think willpower is an outdated
> and discredited concept. The N.Y. Times printed a summary of the
> debate in its Oct. 5, 1999 edition. From the early 1950's, willpower
> was an accepted concept, but in the late 1960's behavior modification
> became a principal approach to weight loss and is the most widely
> accepted among academic researchers today.
>
> Weight loss experts describe today's food environment as toxic for
> weight loss. Many delicious foods are widely available for
> relatively low cost and are heavily advertised. Why some people are
> tempted while others are not is unknown.
>
> HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Not all experts dismiss
> willpower as an entity that can help in weight loss. Whether
> willpower is based on psychological or biological factors seems
> irrelevant, except in a semantic or cultural sense. It may be more
> politically correct to blame hormones than choice, but in this case,
> it amounts to the same end result.
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