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Tips to Avoid Emotional Overeating

Tips to Avoid Emotional Overeating

Do you eat when you're anxious? Does food makes you feel better? If you see yourself in any of these situations, you are an emotional overeater, a person who eats in response to his or her feelings; a person whose overeating has nothing do with hunger. When we experience overwhelming feelings, it's natural to turn to external things that help us deal with the issue. These coping mechanisms can be ...
Are You Binge Eating?

Are You Binge Eating?

It is hard to maintain a work life balance and sometimes the lack of it shows in our eating habits. Its true when one is really busy, food is sometimes the last thing we think about, and often we end up missing our meals at meal times. When we miss our meals we invite to our systems "binge eating". This is because when we are very hungry it doesn't seem to matter what we eat, anything ...
11 Tips to Control Weekend Binge

11 Tips to Control Weekend Binge

Our weekend is full of trips, meetings, shopping and inadvertently eating. The weekends can be challenging for even the most diligent dieters. Weekend binge can get out of control resulting in you forgetting those exercise and fitness gains you made during the week. Even the most dedicated dieters may find it difficult to maintain their eating habits during the weekends. According to a study ...

Discussions - Eating Disorders Binge Eating

Are You Binge Eating?
Q: There is a simple way to get the right foods into our system, the hard part is doing it day after day... eat on time, if you don't then the term "Binge eating" applies to you! Because once you miss your meal, hunger will take precedence and what you eat becomes inconsequential

A: I used to be skipping breakfast and avoiding heavy lunch. So when I used to reach home in the night, I used to binge on my food like anything. That caused me to gain a lot of weight.

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Cant stop binge eating?

A: You can not immediately stop binge eating but try to atleast avoid it to some extent.While binge eating you can atleast opt for some healthier options like some kind of salads,fruits,fruit juices and,healthy snacks.

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How to control binge eating?

A: Binge eating disorder is more of a psychological effect,so the individual needs help from a counselor,a doctor and a nutritionist.A counselor cum psychologist can help the individual by giving healthy tips or some kind of therapy to deal with stress,depression and anxiety which leads to over consumption.A nutritionist may help by advising about ...

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How to stop binge eating?

A: There are various ways to treat binge eating disorder. One of the methods is known as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy. This therapy teaches the patients the technique to monitor and change their eating habits as well as the way they react and handle difficult situations. Interpersonal psychotherapy helps people to check their relationships with people...

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Health News - Eating Disorders Binge Eating

Binge Eaters Become More Conscious About Their Ugly Body Parts: Study

Binge Eaters Become More Conscious About Their Ugly Body Parts: Study

Yes, we feel satisfied with some of the goodness or positive aspects associated to us, but we still keep on concentrating on the blues. In fact, we may be following a wrong path with or without our consciousness, but we may keep on repenting on what we have done without ever trying to eliminate the very cause of this effect. Binge eating is a habit which most of us cannot give up so easily and in ...
Children Should Eat With Family for Good Health

Children Should Eat With Family for Good Health

Eating together as a family may not just improve relationships but good health as well. So says a study conducted by the University of Illinois. The study which got published in the Journal Pediatrics suggests that sitting down with the family and having at least three meals a week can do a lot to a child's weight. Family eating can reduce the risks of becoming obese and inculcate healthy eating ...
Eating Disorder History Linked to Pregnancy Related Depression

Eating Disorder History Linked to Pregnancy Related Depression

The numbers of pregnancy-related depression cases are quite high with one out of 10 women suffering from depression during and after pregnancy. A recent finding, linking eating disorders with pregnancy-related depression may influence doctors to screen pregnant women on this basis. The researchers conducted the study with 158 women comprising of pregnant ladies as well as new mothers. They were ...
Athletes Need Help With Eating Disorders

Athletes Need Help With Eating Disorders

It's always inspiring or invigorating to observe an athlete running like a fierce cheetah or performing any other act like a gorgeous "beast". That's the physical side of being an athlete. And we definitely aspire to at least "drag" or "pull" ourselves to that limit, honestly if not in actuality, but in our day dreams. But have we ever tried to probe a little deeper ...

Glossary - Eating Disorders Binge Eating

Bulimia Nervosa

Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by recurrent binge eating, followed by compensatory behaviors referred to as "purging". The most common form - practiced by more than 75% of people with bulimia nervosa - is self-induced ...

Anorexia Nervosa

Anorexia nervosa is a psychiatric illness that describes an eating disorder, characterized by extreme low body weight and body image distortion, with an obsessive fear of gaining weight. Individuals with anorexia are known to control body weight ...

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