The role of appetite-controlling hormones in the development of eating disorders in diabetic 2 patients

Abstract Binge eating disorder (BED) and night syndrome (NES) are common disorders (EDs) in individuals with diabetes type 2 (DT2). They worsen metabolic control, have a negative impact on physical mental health reduce quality of life. The roles appetite-controlling hormones – leptin ghrelin is not clear enough EDs need to be investigated order establish new approaches markers EDs. Aim: To assess the difference levels DT2 patients without 57 were involved study. After examination screening for EDs, blood samples measuring obtained. Results: 19 participants (33.3%) screened positively ED (BE or NES). Leptin higher (p<0.05). Conversely, lower those BE NES level increased BED NES, whereas decreased. alterations maintain emotional eating, increase frequency binge episodes. In assessing will facilitate obesity reduction improve control diabetic patients.