Contents

Chapter 1

Introduction

References

Chapter 2

From Hominins to Homo sapiens

2.1 “The Origin of the Species”
2.2 From Early Hominins to Homo sapiens
2.3 Homo-sapiens/Hunter-gatherers Evolving
2.4 Life as Hunter-gatherers
2.5 Evolving Human Instincts and Food
References

Chapter 3

The 1st Agricultural (Neolithic) Revolution

3.1 Learning to Farm or Developing Religion?
3.2 School Fees of Agricultural Development
       3.2.1 Physical Changes
       3.2.2 Sociology
3.3 Developing New Food and Taste Profiles
References

Chapter 4

Ceres, the Goddess of Grain and Agriculture

4.1 Grain Milling
References

Chapter 5

“Give Us, This Day, Our Daily Bread"

References

Chapter 6

Regional Food Develops

References

Chapter 7

A Cornucopia of New World Food

7.1 The Columbian Exchange
7.2 Developing a Sweet Tooth
7.2.1 Sugar
7.2.2 Chocolate
7.3 Preserves and Condiments
References

Chapter 8

The 20th Century: Industrialised Agriculture

8.1 Farming 
8.2 Crops
8.3 Livestock 
References

Chapter 9

The 20th Century and the Business of Food Production

9.1 Food Production as “One of the Modern Arts”!
9.2 As Advertised: Taste, Price and Convenience (HFSS)
9.3 From a Nation of Shopkeepers to “Every Little Helps”
References

Chapter 10

20th-century Food Advice

10.1 Regulating the Industry
10.2 Controlling CHD, Saturated Fat or Sugar?
10.3 “The Times They are a Changing”
References

Chapter 11

The 21st Century: Diet Food, Profitability, and Environmental Concerns

11.1 Diet Food
11.2 Profitability and a Changing Market
11.3 Environmental and Sustainability concerns
References

Chapter 12

Food and Us: Our Unique DNA and Physical Makeup

12.1 Genotypes and Phenotypes
12.2 Our Microbiome
12.3 Our Food and Other Animals
References

Chapter 13

Divining Food Energy and Nutritional Intake

13.1 Processed Foods and Additives
13.2 From Steam Engines to Bomb Calorimeters and Food Energy Labels
13.3 Why NOVA?
          13.3.1 Group 1: Unprocessed and Minimally Processed Foods
          13.3.2 Group 2: Processed Culinary Ingredients
          13.3.3 Group 3: Processed Foods
          13.3.4 Group 4: Ultra-processed Foods
13.4 Dopamine: The Pathway to Pleasure
References

Chapter 14

Rethinking Our Food System's Status Quo

14.1 Food Supply, Money and Profit
14.2 Our Animal-sourced Meat Dilemma
14.3 Our Nomenclature: Homo sapiens, and Obesity
References

Chapter 15

The 20th Century and the Business of Food Production

15.1 Costing the Change Required
15.2 Breaking the “Junk” Food Cycle
15.3 Supporting a Food System for a New Generation: Generation A (Alpha)
15.4 Scaling Up More Sustainable Technology and Innovation
References

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