What do I want to eat? What else could I eat? I just ate, but what other food is there? These are some of the thoughts that may pop into the mind of someone dealing with food noise, Dr. Jeff Alfonsi, ...

Food noise refers to frequent or intrusive thoughts about food or not feeling satisfied after eating. Experts believe both physiological and behavioral issues contribute to food noise. Lifestyle and ...

Food noise is constant, intrusive thoughts about food that can feel disruptive, even if you recently ate or are not hungry. Skipping meals, dieting, avoiding certain foods, stress, and difficulty ...

“Food noise” is suddenly everywhere. Though it may evoke the crunch of a potato chip or the sizzle of oil in a pan, the term describes intrusive thoughts about food that are distressing and disruptive ...

Thinking about food is entirely normal—whether it’s mentally going over your shopping list or salivating at the prospect of the lasagna waiting at home in the fridge. But when these thoughts start to ...