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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.
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Keywords
- active-duty military personnel
- ADIPO/LEP ratio
- adipokines
- Anorexia nervosa
- Anxiety
- Athletes
- Autism
- bariatric surgery candidates
- 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
- 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
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- 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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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-7258-1304-9Editions