INSATIABLE: A NATION'S UNAPPEASABLE HUNGER

INSATIABLE identifies the obesity epidemic more as a symptom of a much more profound social malaise than organic disease. This unique analysis of what has been until now primarily a medical condition attributes this social malady—now defining American society— as a deep insatiable hunger that drives chronic diseases, medical epidemics, and social unrest. Using many interpretive lenses, Dr. Bissonnette draws the reader into an in-depth exploration of many other epidemics such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, adverse childhood experiences, hopelessness, and loneliness, now peppering the American landscape