There is an association between emotional eating and CV damage in adults that can be mediated by stress levels, according to a study published in European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.
“Our results suggest that CVD prevention should also take into account eating behavior and include emotion regulation skills teaching,” Anfisa Puchkova-Sistac, of University of Lorraine in France, and colleagues wrote.
In a longitudinal, single-center familial study of 1,109 initially healthy participants (916 adults, 193 adolescents) from the STANISLAS study cohort in the Lorraine region of