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Fed Yet Starving: The Hidden Crisis of Hunger in an Age of Plenty

Fed Yet Starving: The Hidden Crisis of Hunger in an Age of Plenty

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Series: Starving in Plenty: A Five-Book Hunger, Power, and Human Failure, Book 3

Diet & NutritionGeneral Sociology

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ISBN13: 9798196363740
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 10 2026
Pages: 298
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.62 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
You eat three times a day. You have never truly gone without. So why do you feel - in your cells, in your mind, in some bone-deep place words barely reach - like you are starving? Fed Yet Starving is the book that answers the question your body has been asking for years.

The world produces enough food to feed twelve billion people. We are eight billion. We have never grown more, processed more, packaged more, or eaten more in human history. And we have never - as a civilisation - been so quietly, invisibly, and catastrophically malnourished.

In this landmark work of investigative non-fiction, Dadhiram Basumatary reveals the most dangerous paradox of our age: that the global food system has mastered the art of filling people while failing to nourish them. Drawing on peer-reviewed research from the Global Burden of Disease Study, the NIH, and leading nutritional scientists worldwide, Fed Yet Starving exposes:

  1. Why poor diet now kills more people globally than cigarette smoking - 11 million deaths per year
  2. How ultra-processed food engineers a dopamine cycle that defeats the brain's natural fullness signals
  3. Why 2 billion people suffer 'hidden hunger' - micronutrient deficiency - including millions in wealthy, food-abundant nations
  4. The gut-brain axis collapse: how processed food destroys the microbiome responsible for serotonin, mood, and mental health
  5. The business model that requires your satisfaction to remain permanently, profitably just out of reach

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