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Binge eating disorder is characterized by eating large amounts of food in one sitting. It’s often referred to as being one of the less “glamorous” eating disorders, as binge eaters tend to be stigmatized and shamed by their habits, while anorexics may receive praise or positive attention for being thin. To end a binge eating …

How To Step Away From Emotional Eating

Emotional eating is using food to fulfill emotional needs rather than physical hunger. Emotional eating may also involve using food as a pick-me-up or as a reward. Other sensations, like boredom or loneliness, can also contribute to unhealthy eating habits. Habits of Emotional Eaters * Eating more when stressed * Eating when full * Eating …

Instagram Still Saturated With Pro-Ana Pictures

In a move away from glamorizing eating disorders, social picture-sharing app Instagram banned certain hashtags such as “anorexia” and “thinspo” last year. But UK eating disorder charity Beat says that the problem is not going away–and that too many vulnerable young women can easily search for “pro-ana” images, upload their own “thinspiration” pictures and gain …

Binge Eating Affects Work Performance

Not only can binge eating affect health and personal relationships, but a new study says that it can lower productivity at work, too. Researchers at the Department of Psychology at Wesleyan University in Connecticut surveyed 117,272 employees based in the U.S. Participants answered questions in four categories: missing work, showing up to work when sick, …

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