Junk Food Makes Kids Fatter, But Happier, Study Suggests

[*ebony*]

kinda sad. people need to stop rewarding their kids with junk food. it creates emotional attachment to all that sugar and lard.

Junk Food Makes Kids Fatter, But Happier, Study Suggests

 

[chris302001]

shocking

 

[shirlene29]

sugar
dopamine


happiness



sure

this is my new excuse
Im just depressed

 

[*ebony*]

shocking

do u think the burgers, ice creams, fries, donuts, candy ect would still make them as "happy" if those things didn't bring back happy memories. *reward foods* and everytime they eat it, it makes them feel better.

i think thats why love chocolate so much, and it always makes me feel better. it was one of the things my mom use to give me whenever i did something she was proud of.

 

[chris302001]

do u think the burgers, ice creams, fries, donuts, candy ect would still make them as "happy" if those things didn't bring back happy memories. *reward foods* and everytime they eat it, it makes them feel better.

i think thats why love chocolate so much, and it always makes me feel better. it was one of the things my mom use to give me whenever i did something she was proud of.

Let me google that for you

 

[*ebony*]

Let me google that for you

the actual junk food makes you feel like crap.
as for ur response, that not wut i asked

 

[DJ_UFO]

I am not surprised. I have stated before that humans base their lives on emotions and not on reason. That is why their minds are so easy to control, specially in mass.

 

[opiemas]

Extacy makes me happier, and it doesn't make me fatter.

 

[beefybull]

Extacy makes me happier, and it doesn't make me fatter.

Both true. But its neurotoxic.

Thankfully, studies are underway on closely related drugs. The other MDxx drugs will eventually yield an antidepressant the likes of which we've never seen.

After all, all the antidepressant research is just trying to find "side effect free ecstasy" basically.

If you could make people happy 24/7 with no side effects, you'd have the perfect drug, am I right?

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