There is a crucial need for a more comprehensive management of obese patients. Asking these patients to reduce their food intake is not enough; rather it is important to consider treatment approaches that target palatability as the addictive trigger responsible for the persistence and increased prevalence of obesity. This has been and is still a challenge because of the need for identifying treatment approaches (e.g., pharmacotherapies), which are both safe and effective. Nonetheless, research is moving toward this direction.

Malandrino, N., Capristo, E., Palatability as an addictive trigger in obesity: a changing paradigm in the past decades, <<FRONTIERS IN PSYCHIATRY>>, 2012; (Gennaio): 81-81. [doi:10.3389/fpsyt.2011.00081] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/7928]

Palatability as an addictive trigger in obesity: a changing paradigm in the past decades

Malandrino, Noemi;Capristo, Esmeralda
2012

Abstract

There is a crucial need for a more comprehensive management of obese patients. Asking these patients to reduce their food intake is not enough; rather it is important to consider treatment approaches that target palatability as the addictive trigger responsible for the persistence and increased prevalence of obesity. This has been and is still a challenge because of the need for identifying treatment approaches (e.g., pharmacotherapies), which are both safe and effective. Nonetheless, research is moving toward this direction.
2012
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Malandrino, N., Capristo, E., Palatability as an addictive trigger in obesity: a changing paradigm in the past decades, <<FRONTIERS IN PSYCHIATRY>>, 2012; (Gennaio): 81-81. [doi:10.3389/fpsyt.2011.00081] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/7928]
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