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Q: Weight loss and anxiety disorders
asked by: DoctorQuestion on March 19th, 2008
i need some advise on weightloss been trying for so long i have tried so many werightloss tablets programs such as weight watchers , jenny craig all of which work until somthing happens in my life and i go and put more weight on than i started please help me i find it very h ard to get motivated i know it will work if i just get focused i also suffer from anxiety and worry bout things endlessly please find some time to help me thank u and kind regards luvva


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on April 4th, 2008
General Q and A Answer A3874
It seems likely that lack of strong will and motivation is the major problem . The programs for weight-loss you’ve tried worked but “always something happens in your life” that demotivates you. An anxiety disorder (probably depression) may likely be the major problem. Overeating is an improper way to decrease anxiety but it is often present in many anxiety disorders.
You may want to consult a psychiatrist about your case.





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