Sentence examples for disorder weight from inspiring English sources

This attention to Mind, Mouth and Muscle can also help with a condition highly associated with the diagnosis of bipolar disorder: weight gain.

But generally, unless your periods stop due to stress, an eating disorder, weight loss, other illness or another reason, you're sort of stuck with them until they stop altogether.

But generally, unless your periods stop due to stress, an eating disorder, weight loss, other illness, or for another reason, you're sort of stuck with them until they stop altogether.

This month, Collins appears on the cover of the weight-loss-centric magazine Shape in a bikini, and describes her everyday diet by saying she's a "clean eater"—the same phrase she uses when describing how she brought herself down to a credibly disordered weight.

One of the interventions was also examined with regard to the prevention of Disordered Weight Control Behavior (DWCB).

Evidence regarding the effectiveness of mindfulness based interventions (MBIs) for eating disorders, weight management and food craving is emerging and further studies are required to understand the underlying mechanisms of MBIs in these domains.

This type of stress that we carry around food can lead to things like eating disorders, weight issues, anxiety, and depression.

During this time, a patient may be affected by metabolic disorders, weight gain and related adverse effects [ 30].

The EDE contains four subscales (dietary restraint, eating concern, shape concern and weight concern) associated with core psychopathology of eating disorders; weight: height and weight were measured at baseline by the assessor.

Such patients experience sleep disorders, weight increase, sexual problems, apathy and ineffectiveness as events which have a negative impact and which frequently lead to discontinuation of the antidepressant therapy.

Our main analysis was based on those 4363 participants (3122 men and 1241 women) who had complete data on common mental disorders, weight, and height at baseline and all follow-up measurements (44.6% of the baseline cohort after exclusion of the 533 participants who died during follow-up).