Research Progress of Food Addiction in Juveniles

Abstract

Abstract: In order to provide useful information for preventing food addiction in juveniles and ensuring juveniles’ diet health, the domestic and foreign research progress of food addiction in juveniles were summarized. The assessment methods，the forming mechanisms, preventive and therapeutic measures of food addiction in juveniles were expounded. Furthermore, the future research direction of food addiction in juveniles was also discussed here.

Key words: Juveniles, food addiction, mechanism, prevention, treatment

CLC Number:

TS201.6

Shaoling Lin Shao XiaoZENG. Research Progress of Food Addiction in Juveniles[J]. FOOD SCIENCE, 0, (): 0-0.

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