Adipositas: Keine Frage der Schuld

Zerlegt, modifiziert, neu zusammengesetzt, mit Zusatzstoffen angereichert und in Form gepresst. Schmackhafte und energiereiche Fertigprodukte sind immer und überall verfügbar und machen mittlerweile den größten Teil unserer täglichen Kalorienzufuhr aus. Ernährungsexperten vermuten darin die Hauptursache für den rasanten Anstieg von Übergewicht und Adipositas in unserer Gesellschaft.

Publication History

Article published online:
04 December 2023

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