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Caloric Foods Cause Overeating, Not Tasty Ones

Foods that are higher in calories can trigger the brain responses associated with eating - regardless of how good they taste, new research suggests.

Finding Mind-Body Balance With Acupuncture And Herbs

Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine can complement psychotherapy and nutritional counseling in the treatment of eating disorders. While TCM (traditional Chinese medicine) healing methods might not be everyone’s cup of herbal tea, they are a viable complementary treatment option.

‘Fatkinis’ Swimsuit Line: Funny Or Not?

Style blogger Gabi Gregg, known around the Internet as Gabi Fresh, thinks that taking the power out of the word “fat” is all about reclaiming the right to be bigger and sexy.

Impulsive Behavior And Negative Urgency Predict Eating Disorders In College Women

Individuals who struggle with an eating disorder have various personality traits that make them prone to developing dangerous eating habits, one of which is impulsivity. It is important to understand that impulsiveness is the product of a wide variety of factors, including genetics, family environment, stress, and social influences.