The ease with which we can access calorie-laden food, for example, differs markedly from the experience of our hunter-gatherer ancestors and has likely contributed to what?

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The ease of access to calorie-rich foods in modern society, as opposed to the more physically demanding food acquisition methods of our hunter-gatherer ancestors, has contributed significantly to the obesity epidemic by increasing the likelihood of consuming more calories than are expended.

The Ease with Which We Can Access Calorie-Laden Food, for Example