Eating Disorders Fewer Women In The Already Becoming Mother

Women have fewer eating disturbances after having children compared with those of the friend who has no children. Mostly because they stop drinking alcoholic beverages, and stop at behave itself, so the new findings from Norway.

Findings that may hold true for women who live in countries with systems that are less friendly to support parents who have young children, said Tilman von Soest of Norwegian Social Research in Oslo, and Dr. Lars Wichstrom from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, the study's author.

"In the environment that supports the less, I suspect many parents more open to pressure, such as, psychological and financial condition," said von Soest via electronic mail (email).

"Conditions open to such pressure may prevent the influence of positive lifestyle changes when a mother," she added.

Von Soest and Wichstrom the first 1206 women who do not have children for six years to determine whether a mother has to eat on the pattern.

Women are showing less interference to eat after the children, who according to the researchers due to the reduction of behavior that is only based on their own and a decrease in the use of alcohol. However, although women who have children do not show increased satisfaction with their appearance, women who become mothers do not show these symptoms.

Based on these findings, von Soest said it may be a reduction in the use of alcohol and other actions to create a lifestyle that is more stable may help to overcome the interference eat.