Background Functional and healthier foods has been seen as important elements in a
healthier lifestyle. In order to obtain these products, reformulation is the main strategy to …

Over-and under-eating in response to subjective emotional states (emotional eating) are
well described behaviours that are thought to emerge early in life. Research and theory …

Eating is experienced as an emotional social activity in any culture. There are factors that
influence the emotions felt during food consumption. The emotion felt while eating has a …

Emotions play an important role in modulating food craving. Previous studies demonstrated
that exposure to negative or positive stimuli can subsequently influence the desire to eat …

Objective To investigate the effectiveness of a 10‐min self‐compassion writing in alleviating
body dissatisfaction, self‐objectification, and emotional eating in young adult women …

Introduction Emotional eating is a mental health concern, common in adolescents, that
develops as a result of their tendency to use high‐energy food to regulate their fluctuating …

While scientific research has been largely engaged with untangling the psychological and
emotional factors contributing to comfort eating, the potential impact of the physical eating …

Elucidating psychological characteristics associated with emotional eating may further
inform interventions for this behaviour related to eating psychopathology. The present …

Background Restrained eating has been related to psychological distress like anxiety and
eating disorder symptomatology, but little is known about this relationship in daily life in non …

Eating in response to external food cues (ie, external eating) and internal emotional
experiences (ie, emotional eating) are associated with obesity. While external and emotional …