Uploaded September 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The dominant narrative around obesity that we hear from most politicians, journalists and experts is wrong. Hundreds of behavioural studies have shown that eating is a much more automatic and unconscious process than we like to think. The failure to recognise this fact has driven millions of people towards ineffective dieting strategies. This session brings together international experts with high-profile policy makers to formulate a plan of how we can change the debate around how and why we eat.
Speakers include: Brian Wansink, Alison Tedstone, Jerril Rechter & Sam Kass
The dominant narrative around obesity that we hear from most politicians, journalists and experts is wrong. Hundreds of behavioural studies have shown that eating is a much more automatic and unconscious process than we like to think. The failure to recognise this fact has driven millions of people towards ineffective dieting strategies. This session brings together international experts with high-profile policy makers to formulate a plan of how we can change the debate around how and why we eat.
Speakers include: Brian Wansink, Alison Tedstone, Jerril Rechter & Sam Kass
