Oral Contraceptive Pills May Increase Binge Eating in some Women
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.
The contraceptive pills gained a new side effect for the list. Used to avoid unwanted pregnancy and other hormonal issues, the drug may be associated with an increase in eating compulsion in some women.The information was disclosed in a study published on Wednesday, 17, in JAMA Network Open. According to researchers at Michigan State University, in the United States, about 422 women were analyzed.The patients used combined oral contraceptives, w…
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