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Research indicates that food noise can affect children from an early age, leading to disruptions in their eating behaviors and emotional wellbeing. This internal dialogue surrounding food may stem from...
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A new research initiative, NUTRIMIND, seeks to investigate the connections between nutrition, dietary choices, the gut microbiome, and mental health across various European populations. This project, funded by Horizon Europe,...
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Discontinuing GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide often leads to weight regain, increased hunger, and a resurgence of food cravings. Careful planning during the transition can help mitigate these effects....
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A recent study indicates that pregnant rats consuming a diet high in fructose lead to significant learning and memory deficits in their adult offspring. This research highlights potential epigenetic changes...
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Research indicates that young adults who are overweight are significantly more likely to progress to obesity compared to older adults, raising concerns about long-term health consequences. Risk Assessment of Obesity...
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This article summarizes recent discussions among experts on how dietary choices can influence brain health, cognitive function, and mood. Notably, simple shifts towards whole foods may have significant positive effects....
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A recent systematic review has explored creatine's possible role in alleviating depression symptoms, but the findings are inconsistent. While some trials indicate benefits, others show no significant impact, suggesting further...
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Recent research highlights the phenomenon of food noise, where intrusive thoughts about food disrupt daily life, particularly in those treated with GLP-1 medications. Understanding Food Noise Food noise describes the...
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A recent study published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals a significant prevalence of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist (GLP-1 RA) medications usage among individuals with eating disorders, highlighting concerns of misuse. This...
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New findings presented at Digestive Disease Week® 2026 indicate that eating late at night can exacerbate bowel dysfunction among individuals facing chronic stress. This emphasizes the importance of meal timing...
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