Boost volume Hyperpalatable Foods: How They Fuel Overeating and Addiction

Did you know the companies behind the cigarette epidemic are now controlling the foods we eat? In the 1980s, *Big Tobacco* giants like Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds bought iconic food brands and applied their knowledge of addiction to create hyper-palatable, highly processed junk foods. In this video, we uncover how *Big Tobacco* engineered modern food addiction and how their marketing tactics target children and fuel the obesity epidemic.

Watch as we explore the hidden connections between *Big Tobacco* and the food industry, the rise of food-related diseases, and how we can fight back. Understanding how food is engineered to be addictive can help us make healthier choices for our families and push for stronger regulations.