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Writer's pictureMelinda Karth

COVID-19 inflammation and increases in eating disorders


Inflammation has been identified as a possible side effect of contracting COVID-19. Could this inflammatory response be contributing to the rise in eating disorders observed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic?


Key Points:


  • Reports of eating disorders have increased since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.


  • One potential cause for the recent rise in eating disorders is changes in the immune system after contracting COVID-19.


  • Problems with the immune system can contribute to eating disorder development by changing appetite cues, mood, the gut, and body satisfaction.


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