Halloween has become almost synonymous with candy in the U.S., with kids in costumes eager to collect a sweet trick-or-treating haul.
But how do our brains know when to stop eating all the chocolate and chewy treats that are so abundant this time of year?
On Cincinnati Edition, we’ll talk with a doctor who can explain the brain science behind our cravings, and a journalist who can speak to consumer candy trends.
Guests:
- Dr. Mladen Golubic, medical director, UC Health’s Osher Center for Integrative Health
- Liz Parker Kuhn, senior editor, Candy Industry magazine
UC is a financial supporter of Cincinnati Public Radio.
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