Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
8(11), P. e11422 - e11422
Published: Nov. 1, 2022
Across
the
globe,
disordered
eating
disorders
alarmingly
have
increased
by
over
30%
in
general
public,
as
characterised
a
wide
range
of
eating,
shape
and
weight
concerns.
Subsequent
physical,
functional,
social,
mental
health
issues
significantly
burden
society,
conveying
various
personal
sufferings
to
affected
individuals.
Disordered
behaviours
cognitions
can
increase
clinical
severity,
such
anorexia
nervosa
bulimia
nervosa.
The
present
study
critically
reviewed
100
major
papers
on
integrate
theoretical
underpinnings
explore
practical
insights.
review
resulted
identifying
seven
theories
concerning
development
persistence
disturbed
behaviour.
These
include
self-esteem
theory,
interpersonal
emotion
regulation
executive
function
social
neuroscience
theory
mind,
trans-diagnostic
theory.
Furthermore,
depression,
anxiety,
norms
family
functioning
also
emerged
psychological
correlates
eating.
results
further
suggested
significant
research
gaps
inconsistencies,
including
directional
ambiguity
between
body
dissatisfaction,
well
mixed
findings
pertaining
mind
deficits,
perspective
taking
recognition,
functioning.
Prospective
empirical
studies
should
incorporate
these
complexities
investigate
underlying
multiple
mediation
mechanisms,
preferably
with
experimental
designs
longitudinal
for
causal
explanations.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(16), P. 3607 - 3607
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Background:
The
aim
of
this
systematic
review
and
meta-analysis
was
to
examine
the
prevalence
feeding
eating
disorder
(FED)
symptoms
or
dysfunctional
behaviours
(DEB)
in
general
population
during
COVID-19
outbreak.
Method:
We
searched
eligible
articles
biomedical
databases
from
1
January
2020
31
March
2022.
Prevalence
rates
FED
DEB
changes
between
pre-pandemic
pandemic
time
correlation
with
psychological
distress
were
pooled
a
using
random-effects
model.
Heterogeneity
tested
I-squared
(I2)
statistics.
A
total
186
studies
406,076
participants
met
inclusion
criteria.
Results:
more
prevalent
outbreak
were:
body
image
concerns
(52%,
95%
CI
0.38,
0.66),
binge
(40%,
0.25,
0.55),
overeating
=
0.32–0.48).
Pooled
data
longitudinal
(k
8)
only
showed
significant
difference
weight
gain
time.
Finally,
increased
levels
35)
positively
correlated
some
ED
symptoms.
Conclusion:
This
evidenced
negative
impact
on
population.
Journal of Eating Disorders,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Aug. 24, 2022
The
COVID-19
pandemic
and
subsequent
public
health
measures
have
resulted
in
a
worsening
of
eating
disorder
symptoms
an
increase
psychological
distress.
present
study
examined
behaviors
adolescents
young
adults
with
emotional
eating,
bingeing
binge
during
the
pandemic.
Additionally,
explored
if
individuals
who
experienced
pandemic-related
food
availability
affordability
issues
increased
binge-eating
negative
feelings.Participants
(n
=
39)
were
convenience
sample
participated
between
November
2020
January
2021
weight
lifestyle
management
program
at
urban
New
England
pediatric
hospital.
Participants
completed
online
surveys
that
assessed
(1)
participant's
exposure
to
related
stress
using
Exposure
Family
Impact
Survey-Adolescent
Young
Adult
Version
(CEFIS-AYA)
Binge
Eating
Scale
(BES)
respectively,
(2)
participants'
their
families'
ability
attain
afford
its
association
behaviors,
(3)
relationship
emotions.Nearly
half
all
participants
(48.7%)
reported
moderate
severe
pandemic;
those
greater
COVID-related
more
(p
0.03).
There
no
associations
indicators
or
feelings.Higher
was
associated
among
adults.
These
results
underscore
need
monitor
provide
treatment
for
these
patients
despite
barriers
care
imposed
by
Research
clinical
EDs
must
recognize
respond
effects
across
disordered
spectrum.Research
shows
continues
far-reaching
adverse
on
mental
health.
For
adults,
has
altered
critical
aspects
daily
lives.
objective
this
is
investigate
examine
households
challenges
such
as
had
increases
emotions
feelings
anxiety,
worry,
mood,
loneliness.
Thirty-nine
previously
outpatient
hospital
surveyed
2021.
Almost
higher
impact
CEFIS-AYA
scale
highest
level
behaviors.
feelings.
This
highlights
importance
assessing
patients’
perception
how
they
experience
myriad
impacts
lives,
accessible
services
continued
support
on-going
