The idea that skipping lunch can lead to addiction to fast food in the evening is not directly supported by the search results. However, there is evidence that certain foods can be addictive and that skipping meals can lead to unhealthy eating habits. Here are some relevant points from the search results:
- Food addiction is a type of behavioral addiction, meaning that you can become preoccupied with a behavior (such as eating) that triggers intense pleasure.1
- Reward signals from highly palatable foods may override your signals of fullness and satisfaction. As a result, you may keep eating, even when you're not hungry.1
- When you're addicted to food, you continue to eat despite negative consequences, such as weight gain or damaged relationships. And like people addicted to drugs or gambling, you have trouble stopping your behavior.1
- Skipping meals can lead to unhealthy eating habits and be one of the biggest obstacles to weight loss.2
- When you are very hungry, you're more likely to make bad food choices.3
- Eating real meals has become less common, and people are replacing meals with snacks.2
- Cravings for junk food are common reasons people ‘fall off the wagon’ with their healthy-eating plans. They can lead to unhealthy eating habits and be one of the biggest obstacles to weight loss.4
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