Appetite November 2018 PMID 30144490

Cheat meals: A benign or ominous variant of binge eating behavior?

Stuart B Murray, Eva Pila, Jonathan M Mond, Deborah Mitchison, Aaron J Blashill, Catherine M Sabiston, Scott Griffiths

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Peak: 3 in Jul 2021

across 4 sources since Jul 2021

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What people are saying

Discussions reflect a cautious tone, with some users referencing research linking cheat meals to eating disorders, such as mentions of related conditions like binge eating, which indicates a recognition of potential risks. The conversation contains brief questions about the moral or health implications of cheat meals, shaped by simple language and minimal detailed debate, demonstrating moderate awareness with limited depth.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge the connection between cheat meals and eating disorders, indicating a moderate level of agreement with the article's cautious tone.

InterestModerate interest

Participants show mild interest, with some discussing the implications and potential risks, but overall focus remains somewhat superficial.

EngagementNeutral engagement

There is minimal deep engagement, mostly consisting of brief mentions and basic questions about whether cheat meals are good or bad.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions suggest a moderate impact, raising awareness of the possible links between cheat meals and disordered eating but not delving into extensive clinical or behavioral analysis.

Abstract in brief

Cheat meals are a common dietary practice among young adults, especially men, often intended to manage cravings or support strict dieting.
The study found that while many participants engage in cheat meals, they are not strongly linked to psychological distress or functional impairment, though they may share some characteristics with binge eating episodes.
Further research is needed to better understand what cheat meals truly mean in terms of mental health and eating behavior, and whether they could have clinical significance.]

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LN Jorge Dieter

@DieterJorge · X

RT @SaulNutri: Además, algunas investigaciones relacionan la tendencia del cheat meal con ciertos desórdenes alimenticios, como el trastorn…

Mar 9, 2022 · 4 shares · 203 followers View post →

Ricardo Zúñiga Nutricionista - Dietista

@nutrideliveryec · X

RT @SaulNutri: Además, algunas investigaciones relacionan la tendencia del cheat meal con ciertos desórdenes alimenticios, como el trastorn…

Mar 8, 2022 · 4 shares · 146 followers View post →

Saúl Sánchez

@SaulNutri · X

Además, algunas investigaciones relacionan la tendencia del cheat meal con ciertos desórdenes alimenticios, como el trastorno por atracón. https://t.co/KSv7l7mmMk

Mar 8, 2022 · 10 likes · 4 shares · 107,834 followers View post →

angie varona laiton

@AngievaronaL · X

Cheat meal

Jul 24, 2021 · 515 followers View post →

endocrinorosero

@endocrinorosero · X

Cheat meal sera bueno o sera malo? https://t.co/mk9HABkG17 via @YouTube https://t.co/sBnzjuqXdj

Jul 23, 2021 · 3 likes · 159,305 followers View post →