April 2014 PMID 24854804

Mindfulness meditation as an intervention for binge eating, emotional eating, and weight loss: a systematic review.

Shawn N Katterman, Brighid M Kleinman, Megan M Hood, Lisa M Nackers, Joyce A Corsica

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The discussion emphasizes the review as a preliminary resource, noting the mixed evidence on binge eating interventions, and uses neutral language like 'good start point,' which indicates a cautious and exploratory attitude toward the research topic without deep emotional investment.

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The discussion shows some recognition of the systematic review but does not clearly support or oppose its findings, indicating a neutral stance.

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The focus on the review's scope and quality suggests moderate curiosity, but the brevity indicates not a deep engagement.

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References to the review as a 'good start point' suggest acknowledgment but limited detailed analysis or critique.

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There is minimal indication that the discussion influences perspectives significantly, reflecting a neutral impact.

Abstract in brief

  • This systematic review examines 14 studies on mindfulness meditation as the main treatment for binge eating, emotional eating, and weight loss, highlighting that it may effectively reduce binge and emotional eating behaviors.
  • The review finds consistent evidence that mindfulness meditation can decrease binge eating and emotional eating, but the impact on weight loss remains uncertain, with mixed results across studies.
  • Further research is needed to compare mindfulness meditation with other interventions and to explore its long-term effects on disordered eating and weight management.]

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bernardtheplantbasedowl
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@EAllen0417 Here's a 2014 review of the literature specifically on binge eating - evidence is mixed - but it would be a good start point to see exactly what quality of investigations are out there, (o,o) https://t.co/W6LasJyqqo

Nov 10, 2020 · 1 like · 152 followers View post →

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bernardtheplantbasedowl
@bernardtheplant · X

@EAllen0417 Here's a 2014 review of the literature specifically on binge eating - evidence is mixed - but it would be a good start point to see exactly what quality of investigations are out there, (o,o) https://t.co/W6LasJyqqo

Nov 10, 2020 · 1 like · 152 followers View post →