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Posted: 2025-05-02 17:25:33 UTC
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The food industry is attempting to counteract the effects of appetite-suppressing drugs like Ozempic by engineering foods that stimulate cravings through hyper-crunchy textures, nostalgic smells, and supercharged salt crystals, aiming to maintain profits despite reduced calorie consumption.
Food industry's response to weight-loss drugs
Engineering foods to override appetite suppression
Potential increase in addictive food products
Counteracting the effects of GLP-1 drugs
Maintaining profits in the face of reduced calorie consumption
Re-hacking the human brain to stimulate desire