Morningness–eveningness preference and eating disorders

Natale, Vincenzo; Ballardini, Donatella; Schumann, Romana; Mencarelli, Chiara; Magelli, Valentina

doi:10.1016/j.paid.2008.06.014

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“…Mientras la asociación existente entre neuroticismo y tipología vespertina podría actuar como factor de vulnerabilidad para el desarrollo de sintomatología depresiva y bipolar (Tonetti et al, 2009), la relación entre búsqueda de sensaciones e impulsividad con la vespertinidad podría facilitar la aparición de trastornos de la conducta alimentaria y de consumo de drogas Muro et al, 2011;Natale et al, 2008;Tonetti et al, 2010).…”

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“…Los trastornos de la conducta alimentaria aparecen frecuentemente durante la adolescencia y en población femenina (Schmidt y Randler, 2010), y suelen mantenerse pasada esta etapa vital (Natale, Ballardini, Schumann, Mencarelli y Magelli, 2008). Durante los años 90 se inició el estudio de la relación entre los trastornos de la conducta alimentaria y los ritmos biológicos.…”

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“…Kasof (2001) encontró que la vespertinidad se hallaba, aunque de forma moderada, directamente relacionada con dos medidas de conducta bulímica: The Bulimia Scale of the Eating Disorders Inventory y The Bulimia Test Revised. Posteriormente, Natale et al (2008) no evidenciaron una asociación significativa entre tipología circadiana y bulimia, pero sí observaron que la proporción de vespertinos en el grupo clíni-co doblaba a la del grupo control. Además, la aplicación de un tratamiento eficaz producía una remisión de la sintomatología seguida de un aumento en las puntuaciones de matutinidad.…”

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Tipología circadiana y problemas de salud mental

Antúnez¹,

Navarro²,

Adán³

2014

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Resumen: La tipología circadiana (matutina, vespertina o intermedia) es una diferencia individual que se ha relacionado con numerosos aspectos de la salud mental. En este estudio se revisan los principales hallazgos publicados en el área. Tras la búsqueda bibliográfica en las principales bases de datos se seleccionaron un total de 70 artículos publicados en castellano e inglés entre los años 1990 y 2012, recogidos en las bases de datos ISI, Scopus y Medline, donde se muestra que los individuos vespertinos presentan una mayor prevalencia de trastorno afectivo estacional, depresión mayor, trastorno bipolar, esquizofrenia, trastornos de la conducta alimentaria, trastornos del sueño, conductas adictivas, TDAH y mayores niveles de ansiedad que los matutinos. La tipología vespertina se perfila como un factor de riesgo y la matutina como un factor protector para el desarrollo de diversas psicopatologías, apuntándose como posibles causas polimorfismos de los genes reloj, el jet-lag social y algunos rasgos de personalidad. La tipología circadiana debe considerarse en la evaluación, tratamiento y prevención de las psicopatologías, pues afecta al inicio, curso, remisión y recaída de las mismas. La utilización de terapia cronobiológica es un factor a tener en cuenta en el abordaje terapéutico cuando la expresión rítmica circadiana se halla alterada. Palabras clave: revisión sistemática cualitativa; tipología circadiana; matutinidad-vespertinidad; salud mental; psicopatología. Title:Circadian typology and problems in mental health. Abstract: Circadian typology (morning-type, neither-type, and eveningtype) is an individual difference which has been related to numerous aspects of mental health. In this paper we present a review of the findings published on this topic. After searching in the main databases a total number of 70 works were selected, published in Spanish and English from 1990 to 2012 collected in the databases ISI, Scopus and Medline. These works show that individuals with evening-type typology exhibit a greater prevalence of seasonal affective disorder, mayor depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, eating disorders, sleep disorders, addictive behaviours, ADHD, and higher anxiety levels than morning-type typology individuals. In this sense, the evening-type is considered as a factor of risk whereas the morning-type would be a protective factor for the development of several mental disorders. This could be a result of clock gene polymorphisms, social jet lag and some personality traits. Circadian typology must be considered in the evaluation, treatment and prevention of the mental disorders, as it affects to the start, course, remission and relapse of diverse problems of mental health. Chronobiological therapy must be also considered in the therapeutic approaching when the circadian rhythmical expression is altered. Key words: qualitative systematic review; circadian typology; morningnesseveningness; mental health; psychopathology. IntroducciónLos ritmos circadianos, descritos por de Mairan en 1729 (como se ci...

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“…In general, evening types have been reported to have more health and behavioral problems than morning types. Natale et al (9) found that evening types were twice as likely to experience eating disorders compared to the control group. In addition, evening persons are more likely to suffer from chronic sleep curtailment because they initiate sleep later in the night but need to wake up earlier than their biological morning due to social demands (10).…”

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Evening Chronotype Is Associated With Metabolic Disorders and Body Composition in Middle-Aged Adults

Yun

Ahn

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The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism

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“…There was a negative correlation between morningness-eveningness scores (high scores showing morning-types) and anxiety in women, but not in men. Natale et al (2008) examined the relationship between morningness-eveningness and eating disorders in a sample of 270 females (146 recruited from a treatment centre for eating disorders and 124 acting as controls). A reduced version of the morningness-eveningness questionnaire (MEQr) was administered, as well as the eating disorder inventory 2 questionnaire (EDI-2).…”

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Effects of chronotype and environmental factors upon sleep and mental health in Japanese students aged 18–40 yrs

Takeuchi

Yamazaki

Oki

et al. 2015

Biological Rhythm Research

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An integrated-questionnaire was administered to a total of 4142 (2137 women, 2005 men; answer rate: 94.4%) university students and medical training schools students aged 18-40 y. The survey was carried out between May and October, 2004-2013. This questionnaire consisted of assessment of diurnal type, questions on sleep habits, mental health (upset emotionally, irritated, angered by small triggers, and suppressed), frequency of watching TV at night, use of mobile phone and playing TV games between 21:00 and 03:00 h, and questions on lighting conditions during the daytime and night. Sleep length in evening-type students (E-type; Diurnal Type Scores = 7-12) was shorter than in intermediate-types (I-type; DTS = 13-16) and morning-types (M-type; DTS = 17-28) on weekdays (p<0.001), whereas sleep length in evening-types was shorter than intermediate-and morning-type students at weekends (p<0.001). Mental health index scores of the E-type students were significantly lower than those of I-type and M-type students in both sexes (p<0.001). Seventy-three percent of E-type women students watched TV after 23:00 h, significantly higher than 65.0% and 52.5% of I-type and M-type females, respectively (p<0.001), and 70.4% of E-type male students watched the TV after 23:00 h, significantly higher than 66.1% and 59.7% of I-type and M-type males, respectively (p=0.001). With regard to lighting conditions in the room in the afternoon, a slightly lower, but significantly so, percentage of the E-type students used the sunlight coming through the window than did the other types (p<0.001). The frequency of having three nutritionally rich meals (especially breakfast) -including carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins and minerals -was significantly higher in M-type than I-types and E-types (p<0.001). Premenstrual symptoms (PMS) were significantly more severe in E-type than I-type and M-type females (p=0.002). Lighting conditions throughout the 24 hours and at breakfast can act as a strong zeitgeber for students and exert a great influence on their mental and physical health, and can also affect PMS in women students.

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Morningness–eveningness preference and eating disorders

Cited by 53 publications

References 45 publications

Tipología circadiana y problemas de salud mental

Tipología circadiana y problemas de salud mental

Evening Chronotype Is Associated With Metabolic Disorders and Body Composition in Middle-Aged Adults

Effects of chronotype and environmental factors upon sleep and mental health in Japanese students aged 18–40 yrs

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