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Eating Disorder Risk and Sexual Minorities

The list of overwhelming daily life challenges facing sexual minorities in our culture continues to be unacceptably long. Unfortunately, being at a higher risk for developing disordered eating beliefs and [...]
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Are Foods like Drugs of Abuse: The Science Behind Foods Triggering Binge Eating and Loss of Control

COVID 19 epidemic responses included a stay at home orders, lockdowns, and quarantines. Many people have changed food preferences, abandoned healthy eating, and relapsed into patterns of binge eating and [...]
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2020 Breakthrough Research in Anorexia Nervosa: Drs. Cynthia Bulik and Walter Kaye

Neurons setting off the danger warning due to health anxiety

Anorexia Nervosa (AN) is a puzzle for many reasons. What is it, and what can we do to treat it are commonly asked questions by students and health professionals alike? [...]
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Diet Beverages and Artificial Sugars: Risk vs Benefit

Beverages, Sodas, diet Drink, Cokes on store shelf

Low-calorie sweeteners in foods and diet drinks can disrupt metabolism, and some experts have suggested that there use might cause diabetes and obesity [1]. But other studies have found that [...]
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Do No Harm: Embrace Health at Every Size

The frantic focus on weight in relation to health has been detrimental to our society and the individuals within it. The use of terms like “overweight” and “obese” are misleading [...]
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Keto Diet: Facts Versus Fad

The ketogenic diet is only one of the most recent options in the rotation of the notorious fad diets. The American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics holds the position that [...]
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Mothers and Daughters and Eating Disorders

Contributor: Staff at Carolina House Mothers clearly have an impact on their daughters’ eating habits. They model eating behaviors and thoughts about health and dieting, establish relationship boundaries, and even [...]
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How Genetic Variation May Impact Antidepressant Efficacy in Eating Disorder Treatment

DNA Strand of Genetic Variation Impact on Eating Disorder Treatment

Sponsored By: The Laureate Eating Disorders Program Understanding the role of dietary deficiencies and genetic variation impact on the efficacy of medication can be an effective tool when treatment planning with [...]
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High Suicide Risk in the Eating Disorder Population

Dr. Mark Gold’s Research You Can Use The eating disorder population is exposed to a greater probability of suicide and attempted suicide. A recent study, conducted by the University of [...]
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Sugar-Sweetened Beverages May Be Potentially Addictive

Dr. Mark Gold’s Research You Can Use Young people enjoy and consume the most significant amounts of sugar-sweetened beverages than any other age group in the U.S. As a consequence, [...]
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Eating Disorders in Males
June 18th, 2018
Prevalence & Features of Eating Disorders in Males – Part 8
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Eating Disorders in Males
June 18th, 2018
Prevalence & Features of Eating Disorders in Males – Part 7
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Eating Disorders in Males
June 14th, 2018
Prevalence & Features of Eating Disorders in Males – Part 6
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Eating Disorders in Males
May 29th, 2018
Prevalence & Features of Eating Disorders in Males – Part 5
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