For individuals with binge eating disorder, episodes of binge eating may be triggered by
a. stressful events.
b. nutrient deficiencies.
c. periods of relaxation.
d. unintended weight loss.
A
Episodes of binge eating may be triggered by stressful events because of poor coping skills and loss of self-control. Binge eating is not triggered by nutrient deficiencies and is less likely to oc-cur during periods of relaxation or after unintended weight loss.
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