Relations between dietary restraint, depressive symptoms, and binge eating: A longitudinal study

Article Abstract:

Temporal relations between dietary restraint, depressive symptoms, and binge eating are tested through three competing models that demonstrate the relationship between future binge eating, dietary restraint and depressive symptoms. The pattern of relations and effect sizes suggest that depressive symptoms, but not dietary restraint, increase the risk of binge eating for late adolescent females.

United States, Health aspects, Diagnosis, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Compulsive eating, Binge eating disorder

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Ice-cream consumption, tendency toward overeating, and personality

Article Abstract:

An investigation of the Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire explores the tendency toward overeating. It is shown that the main variable for ice-cream consumption is emotional eating.

Ice cream, ices, etc., Ice cream

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Restraint, tendency towards overeating and ice cream consumption

Article Abstract:

A new study investigates the link between the susceptibility to overeat and the prediction of grams of ice cream consumption.

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