Detailed analysis of binges in obese women with binge eating disorder: Comparisons using multiple methods of data collection

Article Abstract:

A study compares multiple methods of assessing food intake in obese women with binge eating disorder (BED). Results show no significant differences in average total energy intake or macronutrient intake, but within-subject correlations were low, suggesting that dietary recall interviews and laboratory feeding studies may both be adequate for collecting group data on food intake during binge eating episodes in women with BED.

Overweight persons

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A comparison of energy intake and food selection during laboratory binge eating episodes in obese women with and without a binge eating disorder diagnosis

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to compare energy intake and food selection of laboratory binge eating episodes in obese women with and without binge eating disorder (BED). The results confirmed that women with BED consumed significantly more total food in kilocalories than the non-BED obese women when they were allowed to have a binge eating episode in a laboratory setting.

Diagnosis, Obesity

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Inspiring or dispiriting? The effect of diet commercials on snack food consumption in high school and college-aged women

Article Abstract:

Two studies were conducted to explore the impact of diet commercials featuring the thin-ideal image on snack food consumption. Results revealed that thin-ideal images embedded in diet commercials do not inspire high restraint women but can modify the eating of low restraint women.

Science & research, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Snack Foods, Snack Food Manufacturing, Psychological aspects, Research, Women, Reducing diets, Eating disorders, Nutritional aspects, Endorsements

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