"La evolución favoreció adaptaciones genéticas que nos permiten sobrevivir en períodos de escasez de alimentos, incluyendo la presión selectiva para comer en exceso siempre que haya alimentos presentes" Disminuyan el control excesivo y la culpa. Ref: https://t.co/eAMkYfyls2 https://t.co/wBMN0U5JxZ
Causes of Emotional Eating and Matched Treatment of Obesity.
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Several discussions reference the article's exploration of evolutionary adaptation and stress responses, such as mentions of genetics and stress mechanisms, along with references to treatments like mindfulness and emotion regulation, demonstrating a balanced mix of scientific context and practical considerations. The tone combines curiosity with a focus on applying knowledge to health issues.
Most posts agree with the article's emphasis on evolutionary and psychological factors behind emotional eating, highlighting the importance of addressing underlying causes.
The discussions show moderate interest, with some posts referencing related research and methods, but overall it remains somewhat academic in tone.
Posts engage with the topic by mentioning studies, suggesting treatments, and discussing evolutionary adaptations, indicating a thoughtful engagement.
The discussion hints at a meaningful impact, especially in promoting mental health approaches and understanding emotional eating's roots.
Abstract in brief
- Emotional eating (EE) may contribute to weight regain in dieters and is linked to depression and obesity.
- Causes of EE include high dietary restraint, poor awareness of internal signals, alexithymia, emotion dysregulation, and stress axis abnormalities.
- Treatment should focus on improving emotion regulation skills rather than just calorie restriction, with tools like the Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire (DEBQ) supporting this approach.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAlgunos de los artículos que leía mientras grababa este video: Tatiana van Strien (2018) Causes of Emotional Eating and Matched Treatment of Obesity Paul Lattimore (2020) Mindfulness-based emotional eating awareness training: taking the emotional out of eating Están en PubMed
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RT @DrEsquivias: "La evolución favoreció adaptaciones genéticas que nos permiten sobrevivir en períodos de escasez de alimentos, incluyendo…
RT @DrEsquivias: "La evolución favoreció adaptaciones genéticas que nos permiten sobrevivir en períodos de escasez de alimentos, incluyendo…
"La evolución favoreció adaptaciones genéticas que nos permiten sobrevivir en períodos de escasez de alimentos, incluyendo la presión selectiva para comer en exceso siempre que haya alimentos presentes" Disminuyan el control excesivo y la culpa. Ref: https://t.co/eAMkYfyls2 https://t.co/wBMN0U5JxZ
Algunos de los artículos que leía mientras grababa este video: Tatiana van Strien (2018) Causes of Emotional Eating and Matched Treatment of Obesity Paul Lattimore (2020) Mindfulness-based emotional eating awareness training: taking the emotional out of eating Están en PubMed