Stress and hunger alter the anorectic efficacy of fluoxetine in binge-eating rats with a history of caloric restriction

Article Abstract:

Patients suffering from bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder and binge-purge anorexia usually go through dieting and undergo stress to arrive at these stages. A study done examines the effect of fluoxetine to suppress binge eating is discussed. The models used for this purpose are rats with a history of caloric restrictions.

Medical examination, Influence, Rodents, Fluoxetine

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Laboratory studies of binge eating disorder

Article Abstract:

This article examines the eating behavior of individuals with binge eating disorder in a laboratory setting. The authors maintain individuals with binge eating disorder displayed abnormal eating behaviors, arguing binge eating disorder is a valid diagnostic entity.

United States, Diagnosis

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