Quotes
"Efforts to treat and prevent these public health disorders can only be successful if the overriding importance of the brain is considered in the future." (Overweight, diabetes and lipid metabolism disorders in "Welt am Sonntag", No. 10, 5 March 2006, pp 77)
"The copious amounts of advertising that we are exposed to can already result in the brain forgetting how it should request energy. We can assume that there are dozens of ways that obesity can arise via this route." (The Causes of Overweight in "Neue Züricher Zeitung am Sonntag", Nr. 11, 12 March 2006, pp. 69.)
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