Edorexia y deporteuna concepción acerca de la obesidad y la adicción a la comida
ISSN: 1578-8423, 1989-5879
Datum der Publikation: 2012
Ausgabe: 12
Nummer: 1
Seiten: 139-142
Art: Artikel
Andere Publikationen in: Cuadernos de psicología del deporte
Zusammenfassung
This study aims to analyze how low-calorie diets and sports operate on the treatment of obesity, as well as its components such as craving food. Sport is one of the most common resources used in order to treat diseases such as obesity. Nevertheless, recent advances in Psychology conclude the existence of an impulse control disorder related to appetite behind obesity. This study deduces that low-calorie diets and sports have secondary effects and do not address the underlying problem of obesity. In addition, athletes � among other collectivities � can use these resources to avoid the manifestation of obesity and so its components such as food addiction, reinforcing risk behaviors and thoughts and worsening the problem.
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