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    Chronic stress leads to poor eating habits: study

    (Covenant Health System) UPDATED 2009-11-03
    U.S. researchers asked 600 women about their eating habits and stress levels and found that those who were under chronic stress were more likely to eat high-fat foods. Investigators also found that these women were more likely to feel as though they lacked control over eating and hunger.  Read full story >
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