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The Dark Secrets of Food Addiction - Dr Joan Ifland ( EP - 1 )
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Dr Joan Ifland’s Social Media:
  / foodaddictionreset  
  / foodaddictionreset  
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Social Media's links:
Zukr Website: ⁠https://sweet.zukr.co.uk/⁠
Sweet Liberation: ⁠⁠https://www.sweetliberation.co.uk/
Zukr FB Page: ⁠  / zukrsweet  

Nabila Links:
FB: ⁠  / nabifg  
IG:   / zukrsweet  

Luke Links:
FB: ⁠  / lukefgoddard  
IG:   / bigghacks  
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0:00 - Introduction
0:48 - Dr. Ifland's background and journey
5:01 - Effects of processed foods on brain pathways
6:27 - Dr. Ifland's research on addiction criteria
16:36 - Global online community and support
17:43 - Addressing the issue of children and processed foods
20:10 - Influence of Tobacco and Sugar Industries
24:37 - Training Nurses for Diabetes Success.
26:09 - The impact of processed foods on behavior
28:05 - The importance of a supportive community
30:08 - Is America Eating Drugs Daily?
31:54 - Creating a Radical Movement for Change
33:30 - Simplicity in Solutions and Going Back to Basics
38:39 - Waking Up Schools and Hospitals to the Sugar-Free Movement
40:04 - Frustration with Sugary Diets in Hospital Settings
43:38 - Hospitals and schools filled with processed foods
46:16 - Can Stress Impact Addiction Recovery?
50:01 - Family strategies for breaking away from processed foods
53:40 - Parental influence on children's eating habits
55:06 - recognizing the importance of breaking toxic cycles
58:03 - Closing gratitude and farewell

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About Dr Joan Ifland :
Dr. Ifland is a leading authority in processed food addiction as the lead author/editor of "Processed Food Addiction," published by CRC Press. She was selected as a food addiction specialist by the Oprah Winfrey Network show, "The Book of John Gray."
She is an innovator in online programs to put food addiction, bingeing, and compulsive overeating into remission.
Missions:
To promote awareness of existing research and online programs related to processed food addiction to the public and to health professionals.
To help food addiction researchers translate their findings in clinical practice.
To create new knowledge about the course of disease of processed food addiction, especially assessment, withdrawal, and recovery.
To bring products and services to the market that would support recovery from food addiction such as online communities, education, and support.