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Maladaptive exercise in eating disorders: lifetime and current impact on mental health and treatment seeking

2024-04-10

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>Background</bold> Many patients with eating disorders report exercise as a central symptom of their illness—as a way to compensate for food intake, prevent weight-gain, and/or reduce negative affect. Previous findings show associations between maladaptive exercise and more severe eating disorder pathology, higher risk for relapse, other co-morbid symptoms, and worse treatment outc...

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Literature Corpus work: 81459380-d015-51be-9c2d-3e2621253e46
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4187314/v1

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