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Why Eating Is Making Us Sick: The Hidden War Between Medicine, Culture & Your Dinner Plate
Alimentación, salud y cultura: encuentros interdisciplinares
We have more food than ever, yet we're more anxious about eating than our ancestors were about starving. This video dives into the groundbreaking book *Alimentación, salud y cultura: encuentros interdisciplinares* edited by Mabel Gracia Arnaiz, revealing how modern medicine and capitalism have hijacked our relationship with food. From the shocking paradox of a Spanish nutrition program that cured hunger but triggered an obesity epidemic, to why Chilean women see themselves as normal while medical charts scream 'overweight,' we expose the invisible forces controlling every bite. Discover why doctors' well-intentioned advice can fuel eating disorders, how immigrants in Paris get trapped by supermarket abundance, and why a mother might see a feeding tube as a death sentence for her child's soul. This is not about calories—it's about power, identity, and the fight for your own body.
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