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How to overcome the “willpower” mindset and actually heal BEDConsidering the diet culture we’re all immersed in, separating from this mindset might be difficult — but it’s possible. Accepting and understanding the need for self-compassion and actionable steps toward treatment will help ensure long-lasting recovery from any eating disorder.“The good news is, nearly all effective strategies for coping with and treating binge eating don’t require or involve willpower,” Lauro says. “Moreover, they don’t involve removing certain food groups from your life or home—in fact, this is often a surefire way to increase the probability of binge eating in the future.”Establishing…
On the Netflix docuseries, America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, fourth year veteran squad member and breakout star Victoria Kalina opened up about her struggles with mental health and body image, revealing on camera that she’s “never been open about it” before. “My depression, like, it turns into this bad cycle,” Kalina said halfway through the season. “And whenever I get into a bad depression, I turn to bad coping skills, which causes bad eating habits. And as a dancer, the hardest thing you can fight are eating disorders plus depression.” She added, “And I go through the cycle when that…
Learn from the brightest minds in food science and technology in the June 2024 episodes of the Omnivore podcast. Tambra Raye Stevenson shares her thoughts on the role women can play in promoting health and why we need a food bill of rights. Instacart’s Beatrice Abiero talks about her company’s efforts to turbocharge the food as medicine movement. Jacqueline Beckley talks about what attendees can expect at this year’s IFT FIRST Annual Event and Expo, July 14-17, 2024. Plus: This episode of Omnivore is brought to you by Almond Board of California. Almonds offer endless possibilities for innovation. Visit Almonds.com/Trends…
It’s a different type of learning when a child tastes and appreciates garden-fresh foods. Childcare providers are learning this through the program 10 Cents a Meal for Michigan’s Kids and Farms, where eligible facilities receive money from the state of Michigan when they provide children with fruits, vegetables, and legumes that are Michigan-grown. Taylor ScamehornChris Elliott at the Edison YWCA opens the doors to the kitchen so that children can see the food being prepared.“Michigan is rich in agriculture, and a lot of food program managers at schools and early care and education sites want to purchase and serve Michigan-grown…
Overvaluation of weight and shape in obesity: a comparative study between people with and without binge eating disorder
1 Introduction Overvaluation of weight and shape is a concept that alludes to the great importance that some people attach to body weight and/or shape in assessing personal worth (Fairburn and Harrison, 2003). This is considered a central element in the development of eating disorders (EDs) (Fairburn et al., 2003). According to the DSM-5-TR, overvaluation is a diagnostic criterion for Bulimia Nervosa (BN) and Anorexia Nervosa, but not for Binge Eating Disorder (BED). However, different authors have investigated the role of overvaluation in BED, noting that this should be an element to be taken into account, either as a diagnostic…
CLINICAL CONVERSATIONSPsychiatric Times® sat down with Elizabeth Wassenaar, MD, MS, CEDS-S, DFAPA, regional medical director of the Eating Recovery Center in Denver, Colorado, to discuss the comorbidity of eating disorders and addiction, as well as the effects of semaglutide and other GLP-1 agonists on patients with eating disorders.Psychiatric Times: How common is the comorbidity of eating disorders and addiction? How might the neurobiological pathways implicated in eating disorders intersect with those involved in addiction, and what implications does this have for the use of medications like semaglutide in managing these overlapping conditions?Elizabeth Wassenaar: The lifetime co-occurrence of eating disorders and substance use…
LONDON (Reuters) – People have been binge eating, drinking more, exercising less and suffering increased anxiety during COVID-19 lockdowns, according to preliminary findings of a UK study on Monday, with knock-on impacts likely on rates of obesity and mental illness.An online survey of around 800 adults in England who were asked about their health and habits during late June and early July found a stark rise in negative mental health, coupled with unhealthy eating and drinking, poor sleep and less exercise.Younger adults appeared to be disproportionately suffering from sadness and anxiety, while 46% of survey participants said they had been…
Costa Rica is home to one of the world’s Blue Zones, where people live longer and healthier lives than average. I’m from a small town in the region of Cartago, called Llano Grande, which is known for its rich agriculture. As a cookbook author and cooking teacher who was born and raised here, I have always felt that our diet and “pura vida” lifestyle is our secret to longevity. To Costa Ricans, what we eat is just as important as the experience in the kitchen and around the table. We deeply value the community that comes with cooking. Growing up, I always…
2 women stopped binge eating after an implant started zapping their brains with electricity, a small study found
A brain implant reduced two patients’ binge eating for at least six months.The two women said their behavior towards food changed almost without thinking about it.More research is needed, but these early results are promising, a study author said.Electric shocks to the brain took away the cravings of two patients with binge eating disorder for at least six months, a small study said.The two patients were fitted with a brain implant to zap the part of the brain linked to cravings.They told The New York Times that after the surgery they made better choices about food without even thinking about…
Bachelor’s Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in nutrition may pursue the following career options or health professional school Hospital/Institution Health Educator Work with individuals, organizations, or communities to create health education programs. Develop programs to instill healthy habits and lifestyles and teach people about conditions affecting well-being. Health/Wellness Coach Serve as a guide, mentor, and supporter of an individual’s goals for making healthy lifestyle changes to improve overall general health. Nutrition and Dietetics Technicians, Registered* Work independently under the supervision of a Registered Dietitian in a variety of employment settings, including clinical/health care, community/public health, foodservice, education, & more. Dietary…