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     • Research suggests that reducing and managing food cravings is a key component in the management of obesity and successful weight loss maintenance. 11, 12 For example, in one weight loss intervention trial that targeted overweight/obese individuals with impaired glucose tolerance, greater food cravings at baseline were associated with a higher BMI, more frequent weight loss attempts, greater weight cycling and increased feelings of perceived deprivation whilst dieting. 5, 13 It is important to...
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2. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC7019570Changes in Food Cravings and Eating Behavior after a Dietary ...

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   These data support the conditioning model for cravings and the relationship between high fat cravings and body weight reductions suggests that subjects that crave high-fat foods may be able to satisfy their cravings with a low-CHO, high-fat diet and, thus, improve their WL success.

3. www.icliniq.com › articles › emotional-and-mentalWhat Is the Impact of Food Cravings on Health? - iCliniq

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   Jul 1, 2024 · Food cravings can significantly impact health by influencing dietary choices and overall eating patterns. Nutritional Imbalance: Foods with high sugar, fat, and salt content are among the most delicious but low in nutrients that are frequently consumed due to cravings.

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5. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogThe Neurochemistry of Food Cravings - Psychology Today

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   Mar 14, 2024 · The Neurochemistry of Food Cravings. Understanding the role of dopamine, and tactics to manage cravings. Updated March 14, 2024 | Reviewed by Kaja Perina. Key points. Eating a diet high in...

6. nutritionsource.hsph.harvard.edu › cravingsCravings - The Nutrition Source

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   A food craving is an intense and persistent desire for a food, but that craving isn’t always for something delicious. It can also be caused by a nutritional deficiency, boredom, or self-imposed food restrictions. [4]

7. www.nature.com › articles › ejcn2016235It is not how much you crave but what you do with it that ...

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   Dec 14, 2016 · Cross-sectional analysis showed those currently dieting to lose weight (55% of sample) had significantly fewer, less intense and more resisted food cravings than those watching what they ate so...

   • Author: E F Smithson, A J Hill

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8. theconversation.com › what-causes-food-cravingsWhat causes food cravings? And what can we do about them?

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   Sep 10, 2024 · A food craving is an intense desire or urge to eat something, often focused on a particular food. We are programmed to learn how good a food tastes and smells and where we can find it again,...

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   Is there a relationship between food cravings and dieting?

   • European Journal of Clinical Nutrition 71, 625–630 (2017) Cite this article The relationship between food craving and dieting is mixed and uncertain, with little evidence during active weight management. Accordingly, the frequency and nature of food cravings were investigated in people attending a commercial weight management programme.

   It is not how much you crave but what you do with it that counts

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   Does dieting reduce food cravings?

   • Forty-two per cent of the sample completed a second survey 7 weeks later. Cross-sectional analysis showed those currently dieting to lose weight (55% of sample) had significantly fewer, less intense and more resisted food cravings than those watching what they ate so as not to gain weight (35% of sample).

   It is not how much you crave but what you do with it that counts

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   Do food cravings affect weight loss?

   • After adjusting for the contribution of baseline BMI, anxiety and age, the frequency in which a person ate in response to food cravings explained 7.1% of the variance in overall weight change. Participants who less frequently ate in response to food cravings at Time 1 showed greater weight loss over the next 7 weeks.

   It is not how much you crave but what you do with it that counts

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   Why is it so hard to suppress food cravings?

   • Your eating history and genetics can also make it harder to suppress food cravings. But don’t beat yourself up – relying on willpower alone is hard for almost everyone. Food cues are so powerful they can prompt us to seek out a certain food, even if we’re not overcome by a particularly strong urge to eat it.

   What causes food cravings? And what can we do about them?

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   How do food cravings work?

   • Here’s how food cravings work and what you can do if you find yourself hunting for sweet or salty foods. A food craving is an intense desire or urge to eat something, often focused on a particular food. We are programmed to learn how good a food tastes and smells and where we can find it again, especially if it’s high in fat, sugar or salt.

   What causes food cravings? And what can we do about them?

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10. www.heart.org › en › newsWhere do food cravings come from – and can we stop them?

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    Jul 26, 2024 · Food cravings stem from the way our brain is wired, an evolutionary holdover that motivates people to eat high-calorie foods. With some effort, they can be overridden.