Prevalence of Different Types of Eating Disorder in Different Endurance Sports and its Impact on Performance: A Narrative Review

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MS Sheikh
Department of Physiotherapy, SNSAH, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi, Delhi, India.
K Zutshi
Department of Physiotherapy, SNSAH, Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi, Delhi, India.
I Aman
Department of Physiotherapy, Banarsidas Chandiwala Institute of Physiotherapy, New Delhi, Delhi, India.

Abstract

Endurance sports have shown prominent effects in aerobic capacity, cardio-protection, prevention or treatment of diabetic mellitus, athletic body composition and bone density. Despite of these positive effects, these sports may leads to risk factor of eating disorder. It has been found in several studies that athletes are more prone to eating disorder (ED) than the non athletic population. Thus the aim and objective of this review is to critically analyze the literature to evaluate different types of eating disorder among athletes and its impact on their performance among endurance athletes. The significance of this review is to provide information about further exploration in eating disorder athletes so that it may hopefully help clinicians and physiotherapist in planning individualized exercise programs that would be beneficial at improving outcomes in these sports person. Result suggested that antigravitational sports are at higher risk of ED when compared with endurance sports whereas endurance sports athletes are at more risk when compared with ball sports or triathletes. It has be also found out that initially ED may result in performance but later it will leads to low performance because athletes with EDs will physiological and psychological disorders. 


KEYWORDS: Eating Disorder OR Anorexia OR Bulimia OR Endurance Sports OR Athlete OR Performance

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Sheikh, M. ., Zutshi, K., & Aman, I. . (2024). Prevalence of Different Types of Eating Disorder in Different Endurance Sports and its Impact on Performance: A Narrative Review. Central India Journal of Medical Research, 3(01), 12–15. https://doi.org/10.58999/cijmr.v3i01.124
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