Emotional eating occurs when you consume food, but you are not physically hungry. Emotional eating can be brought on by a range of emotions, such as anxiety, sadness, frustration or stress. It is often used as a coping mechanism to avoid dealing with an underlying...
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When you’re at your lowest point emotionally, you’re usually driven to crave food the most. A person may eat for comfort consciously or unconsciously when standing up to a difficult problem, feeling stressed, or even feeling bored. You can sabotage your...
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The psychological impact of bariatric surgery on life is largely unknown despite the high prevalence of psychological disorders among candidates. We will discuss the psychological impact of bariatric surgery, explore the psychological factors that may contribute to...
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#Bariatricsurgery is often associated with fear and apprehension. The ambiguity about immediate and long term consequences does not help either. Here are some tips to ease your anxiety and confidently make the right decision. #weightloss #surgery...
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The rising level of obesity across the world is often the consequence of a poor diet & lack of exercise. A balanced serving of protein, carb, fat, vitamins & minerals, every day, makes up for a healthy regime. But while the body can manage its functions with...
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Obese or even overweight children are more prone to becoming obese adults. And obese adults are surrounded by a host of health issues. Unlike an asthma attack or diarrhoea, which signal the need for doctor-intervention, obesity doesn’t give out strong signals of...
Read MoreThe World Health Organisation (WHO) released a report on worldwide overweight & obesity in 2016 & it indicated – 41 million children under the age of 5 were obese. Over 340 million children & adolescents between 5-19 years fell into the bracket of...
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An obese travel agent from Sydney, Australia, made up her mind to lose weight after fitting into a standard aeroplane seat – posed a challenge. For Rochelle Monique – Atkins diet, cabbage soup diet, Keto diet, diet pills, rigorous workout, nothing helped...
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Overeating is a scenario where you eat more food than what your body requires. Eating more food occasionally might not do a significant harm to the body as much as the overeating that becomes a ‘normalized routine’. Binge eating, on the other hand, is a...
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