Birth Control Pill May Increase Risk of Binge Eating — but Self-Monitoring Could Help Reduce the Behavior
Researchers found emotional eating rose during active hormone pills in a 422-woman study, with the strongest effects in women with existing binge-eating risk.
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A new study raises questions about the contraceptive pill. During the ingestion, women reported more often about emotional food than in hormonal-free days.
New Study Finds Potential Link Between Birth Control Pills and Increased
A groundbreaking longitudinal study from Michigan State University reveals a nuanced and compelling connection between the use of combined oral contraceptives and the modulation of binge-eating symptoms in women, spotlighting the need for personalized medical approaches in reproductive health. This unprecedented research, which tracked over 400 women across an extended period, uncovers how synthetic hormones […]
expert reaction to study looking at the combined contraceptive pill and binge eating
A study published in JAMA Network Open looks at use of the combined oral contraceptive pill and binge eating. Rachel Richardson, Methods Support Unit Manager, The Cochrane Collaboration, said: “The authors of this study conclude that there is an association between combined oral contraceptives (COCs) and emotional eating (EE). However, there are several key limitations in the design of the study and the reporting of the results. The small n…

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