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Title	Food addiction: The body knows
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Lenght of Time	48 min 17 seconds
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Released	3 years 16 days ago
Pages	156 Pages

Food addiction: The body knows

Category: Sports & Outdoors, Romance
Author: James A Lindsay
Publisher: Thea Feldman
Published: 2018-07-15
Writer: Arthur Edward Waite, Misty Copeland
Language: German, French, Marathi, Arabic, Spanish
Format: Kindle Edition, epub

The Association of “Food Addiction” with Disordered Eating and Body Mass Index - The contribution of an addictive process to elevated body mass index (BMI) and disordered eating is an area of growing interest. Yet, little is known about how “food addiction” may be related to disordered eating and obesity. The ability ...

Neuroanatomical correlates of food addiction symptoms and body mass index in the general population - The food addiction model suggests neurobiological similarities between substance-related and addictive disorders and obesity. While structural brain differences have been consistently reported in

Dopamine genetic risk is related to food addiction and body mass through reduced reward-related ventral striatum activity - The prevalence rate of obesity continues to rise in the , but effective treatment options remain elusive resulting in increased emphasis on prevention. One such area of prevention research capitalizes on the relatively novel behavioral construct of ...

Food Addiction: Its Prevalence and Significant Association with Obesity in the General Population - Background ‘Food addiction’ shares a similar neurobiological and behavioral framework with substance addiction. However whether, and to what degree, ‘food addiction’ contributes to obesity in the general population is unknown. Objectives to assess 1) the prevalence of ‘food addiction’ in the Newfoundland population; 2) if clinical symptom counts of ‘food addiction’ were significantly correlated with the body composition measurements; 3) if food addicts were significantly more obese than controls, and 4) if macronutrient intakes are associated with ‘food addiction’. Design A total of 652 adults (415 women, 237 men) recruited from the general population participated in this study. Obesity was evaluated by Body Mass Index (BMI) and Body Fat percentage measured by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry. ‘Food addiction’ was assessed using the Yale Food Addiction Scale and macronutrient intake was determined from the Willet Food Frequency Questionnaire. Results The prevalence of ‘food addict

Food addiction and body-mass-index: a non-linear relationship - PubMed - Excessive food consumption has been recognized to show similarities with substance dependence. Subsequently, it has been proposed that food addiction might contribute to the obesity epidemic. Recent studies using questionnaires for the assessment of food addiction have found statistically significan …

Interrelationships among impulsive personality traits, food addiction, and Body Mass Index - Objective: Impulsive personality traits have been robustly associated with alcohol and drug misuse, but have received little attention in the context …

Food Addiction: Causes, Symptoms, Signs & Treatment Help - Learn about food addiction and the causes, signs, symptoms, and effects in this article with our Eating Disorder Hope info directory.

Interrelationships among impulsive personality traits, food addiction, and Body Mass Index - PubMed - Dispositional impulsivity, routinely associated with high-risk behaviors including addictive consumption of alcohol and drugs, may be an important risk factor when considering tendency to engage in addictive consumption of food. Monitoring food addiction symptoms early may help reduce the likelihood …

Food Addiction - Are you a food addict? Do you gain more weight than you lose after every diet? Can one cookie destroy all your good intentions? Do you

Association between food addiction and body dissatisfaction among college students: The mediating role of eating expectancies - A positive association between food addiction (, an addiction to compulsively overeat highly palatable foods) and body dissatisfaction in college …

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