Total energy expenditure as measured by doubly-labeled water in outpatients with bulimia nervosa

Article Abstract:

A new study measures the total amount of energy expended in symptomatic women with bulimia nervosa.

Women, Energy metabolism, Women's health

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Artificial sweetener use among individuals with eating disorders

Article Abstract:

A report stated that women with eating disorders use large quantities of artificially sweetened products. Patients who were reported to have binge eating disorders, the quantity of each product used were inversely correlated with dmass index (BMI).

New York, Care and treatment, Sugar substitutes, Body mass index

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Patterns of food selection during binges in women with binge eating disorder

Article Abstract:

The food selection and temporal consumption patterns of obese subjects with binge eating disorder (BED) were examined. Ten obese women with BED and 10 weight-matched women without BED were given a multiple-item meal and were instructed to binge. BED subjects, non-BED subjects and normal weight controls were found to be similar in terms of food choices and time spent in eating. However, BED subjects showed greater preference for meat than non-BED subjects.

Overweight persons, Food and nutrition, Food habits

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