Emotional eating might be a gateway to eating disorders


By AGENCY
Food looks much better to an emotional eater if they are having a bad day. — Filepic

Turning to a tub of ice cream after a break-up may be a cliché, but there’s some truth to eating in response to negative emotions.

Eating serves many functions: survival, pleasure, comfort, as well as a response to stress.

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