Stress Eating A Growing Problem Among College Students

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Abdulrahman Hamid Saleh Alharbi
Salman Fehaid Darhoum Al-Harbi
Abdullah Saud Marzook Alharbi
Dania Abduljaleel Manna

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Stress eating is a growing problem among college students that can have serious consequences for physical health and academic performance. This essay examines the causes and effects of stress eating among college students and explores potential solutions to address this issue. Through a comprehensive review of the literature and empirical research, it is clear that stress eating is a complex phenomenon that requires a multifaceted approach to effectively manage. By raising awareness about the impact of stress eating on college students and implementing strategies to promote healthier coping mechanisms, universities can better support the well-being of their students.

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Abdulrahman Hamid Saleh Alharbi

  Clinical Nutrition, Riyadh Alkhabra General Hospital

Salman Fehaid Darhoum Al-Harbi

Clinical Nutrition, Nabhaniyah General Hospital

 

Abdullah Saud Marzook Alharbi

Nutrition specialist,  Riyadh Alkhabra General Hospital

 

Dania Abduljaleel Manna

Dietician,  Ministry of Health