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hyperphagia

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hyperphagia [‚hī·pər′fā·jə]
(medicine)
bulimia


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It is hopeful that abnormalities of eating became very popular lately and eating disorders have started to be categorized under one common name, however the term bulimia and not the term hyperphagia is preferred to stand opposite the term anorexia.
Obese or anorexic? Let us choose by Christodoulou, Irene / International Journal of Health Science
Goldenseal extracts reduce hyperphagia and polydipsia associated with streptozocin-induced diabetes in mice.
Goldenseal - Drug Interactions, Side Effects and Precautions of ... by Robert Baird / Health, general community
It is characterized by evening hyperphagia, morning anorexia, initial insomnia, and awakenings throughout the night, with clear recall of being hungry and snacking.
Patient awareness is key to night-eating diagnosis by Johnson, Kate / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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