Question

2. Why do you want to eat certain kinds of food, even when you know
they are not good for you?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

"If you're thinking about food for the majority of the time and it's impacting on other things (like your relationships, your job, or your own feelings), then you're moving into the domain of a disordered level of cognition around food and eating behaviour." Food is more than numbers and calories.