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accessibility of foods  

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  • If obesity depends to some extent on the overeating of food, then removing access to that food should logically lead to a reduction in cases of obesity. On the other hand, easy access to foods and intensive marketing efforts to promote frequent overconsumption can increase the prevalence of obesity. [Source: Encyclopedia of Obesity; Accessibility of Foods]

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