Our relationship with food and certain eating patterns we develop are all influenced by different factors in our lives, such as our age, gender, and financial security.
Take a look at this interesting article that outlines how women that deal with food insecurity are at a much higher risk of developing processed food addictions: https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220920/Women-experiencing-food-insecurity-may-be-at-greater-risk-for-highly-processed-food-addiction.aspx
Matthew A. Webster, MA, MS, ED.D, LPC
Martin Counseling, PLLC in Katy, TX.
Dr. Matt Webster is a professional educator, nutritionist, and therapist located in the Houston, Texas area. He specializes in couples therapy, sexuality, and maladaptive eating patterns with a focus on the role of nutrition. More About Matt >>
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