Health Risks of Compulsive Overeating @EatingRecoveryCenter
Health Risks of Compulsive Overeating  @EatingRecoveryCenter
Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn about the health risks associated with compulsive overeating.

Compulsive overeating without compensatory behaviors (vomiting, laxative/diuretic abuse, over-exercise) is likely to result in higher weight. Several serious medical conditions are associated with overweight and obesity, including

Metabolic syndrome
Heart disease, stroke
Type 2 diabetes
Certain types of cancer.
Higher weight patients are also more likely to experience sleep disturbances, hygiene issues, mobility concerns and greater fall risk.

The depression-overeating connection
In addition to the medical and physical complications that accompany higher weight, depression is a serious health risk to consider. In some cases, the effects of being overweight or obese can lead to depression, while other individuals may have sustained depressed mood that contributes to excess weight gain.

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