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Eating in response to feelings – rather than physical hunger – is common. It could be an extra couple of biscuits when you feel sad, or the whole packet. And for some people living with depression, this might happen regularly. Now, new research ...

11 Jan 2024 at 06:00

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Bestselling writer Bryony Gordon: Binge eating disorder is harder to recover from than alcoholism

In the dead of night, recovering alcoholic, journalist and mental health campaigner Bryony Gordon would sneak down to the kitchen to binge on raw cooking chorizo, beef jerky and bags of crisps, hiding the evidence from her family and waking up ...

13 Feb 2024 at 08:30

New home treatment for binge-eating disorder shows promising results – study

Electrical brain stimulation at home, combined with a type of brain training, has been shown to help reduce binge-eating episodes and help people lose weight. The study found that in people who received the combination, binge episodes were ...

06 Jun 2024 at 00:01

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Woman who has lost over 40% of body weight urges others to avoid fad diets this January

A woman who has lost more than 40% of her body weight after going from binge eating to sticking to a calorie deficit has urged people to avoid fad diets this January and focus on sustainable lifestyle changes. Daisie Jenson, a 28-year-old ...

08 Jan 2026 at 06:30

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