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Why Emotional Eating Can Be a Consequence of Trauma

Rachel Eddins · 10/25/193:15 AM

Research suggests that trauma can be a cause of emotional eating, or the drive to consume “comfort foods,” to manage the negative emotions directly related to past negative events.

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Important Steps to Optimize Your Brain and Mood after ACEs

Dr. Glenn Schiraldi · 1/28/256:46 AM

After a difficult childhood, many effective strategies can facilitate recovery and elevate mood and brain health.

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