Body Image, Nutrition and Mental Health

The Special Issue “Body Image, Nutrition, and Mental Health” examines and illuminates the complex relationships among body image, nutrition, and mental health. It covers the psychological and social risk factors of body image disturbances and associated disorders, biological aspects of appetite regu...

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Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	active-duty military personnel ADIPO/LEP ratio adipokines anorexia nervosa anxiety athletes autism bariatric surgery candidates Biology, life sciences bipolar disorder BMI body appreciation body image body mass index brain depression depressive symptoms disgust eating disorder eating disorders emotion regulation eye gaze food GFRAL healthy eating immunohistochemistry individual profile interventions Lebanon maladaptive eating behaviours Mathematics and Science meta-analysis metabolic syndrome metformin treatment microbiota military population n/a non-pharmacological nutrition nutrition labeling obesity obesity treatment oral health oral hygiene peripheral tissue physical exercise psychology randomized controlled trial RCT risk factors self-perception sensory sensitivity social media social media addiction social media use sociocultural and sport-related pressures technology-enabled interventions thema EDItEUR therapy thinness touch university students veterans virtual reality weight and shape concern weight bias internalization weight loss intervention weight-related experienced stigmatization women health
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Zusammenfassung:	The Special Issue “Body Image, Nutrition, and Mental Health” examines and illuminates the complex relationships among body image, nutrition, and mental health. It covers the psychological and social risk factors of body image disturbances and associated disorders, biological aspects of appetite regulation and the metabolic syndrome, and therapeutic approaches for eating and weight disorders and their health consequences.
DOI:	10.3390/books978-3-7258-1304-9