Food Triggers Written by Carol 44 Events or situations to which the common response is overeating. Example: Overeating when you are sad. Terms ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTVWXYPlease select from the menu aboveAbsorption (digestive)AdiposeAnabolismAnastomosisBariatricBody Mass IndexBuckthornsCardiovascularCatabolismClinically Severe ObesityCo-MorbidColonContraindicationsDigestionDumping SyndromeDuodenumEsophageal dilatationFatFat Absorption InhibitorFood and Drug Administration (FDA)Food TriggersGarcinia CambogiaGastricGastric Bypass SurgeryGastrointestinalGastrointestinal tractGeneticGlucomannanGMPGuar GumGuaranaHerniaHerniationHigh Protein DietHydrostatic Body Fat TestingHypertensionIleumIntestinal obstructionsJejunumKetonesKetosisKilogramLaparoscopyMa HuangMetabolic pathwaysMetabolismMonounsaturated FatMorbidMorbid ObesityMortalityMultidisciplinary Bariatric ProgramMultivitaminsNIHNIH Surgical CriteriaObesityPhen-fenPhenylpropanolaminePolyunsaturated FatProteinPsychotherapyPulmonaryPyruvateQsymiaRecommended Dietary Allowance (RDA)Restriction OperationRoux-en-Y Gastric Bypass SurgerySaturated FatSennaSerotoninSibutramineSt. John’s WortStaplesStricturesTherapyType 2 DiabetesVertical-Banded GastroplastyVery Low-Calorie Diet (VLCD)Weight CyclingWhey ProteinWhey Protein IsolateXenicalYerba Mate