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Obesity is linked to changes in brain function that dysregulate food intake control and influence psychological behaviors, including risk-taking. A study led by Beatrix Keweloh found that a 10-week weight loss intervention significantly reduced risk-taking behavior in severely obese individuals, with greater weight loss correlating to a stronger reduction in risky decisions. These findings enhance our understanding of obesity-related psychological changes and may inform strategies to support long-term weight maintenance.

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Video Chapters 👇
0:00 Video Starts
0:12 Introduction
0:46 The Study
BMI and Risk Taking 1:43
Study Results 1:32
Video ends 2:32
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Can Weight Loss Reduce Risk Behaviors? Let’s Find Out! #weightloss #diet #mentalhealth

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