… over the concept of “food addiction”. This review aims to summarize the most relevant animal
models of “eating addictive behaviour”, emphasising binge eating disorder, that could help …

… of disordered eating means that animal models cannot … Thus, here we attempt to highlight
the utility of these models, … addiction-like behaviour towards high-fat/high-sugar food in …

… models of addictive behavior and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each. This
includes non-contingent models in which animals … increasingly shifting towards other models. …

… 2.1 Proof of concept animal models: Changes in the food environment as risk factors for …
Traits of impulsivity and difficulties in delaying action towards rewards can exaggerate …

… power of preclinical animal models. Here, I argue that animal models of voluntary drug
intake—under nonoperant and operant conditions—and addiction models based on the …

… addiction. We discuss how preclinical researchers should work within this framework to …
animal models based on domains of function. We highlight RDoC paradigms related to addiction …

… Preliminary evidence for a withdrawal syndrome in relationship to palatable food comes
from animal models. There are consistent observations of strong physical (eg forepaw tremor, …

… be associated with behavioural changes towards food in overweight and obese humans. …
withdrawal observed in animal models of addiction, although bingeing animals show signs of …

… over the concept of “food addiction”. This review aims to summarize the most relevant animal
models of “eating addictive behaviour”, emphasising binge eating disorder, that could help …

… It stands to reason that if the food or eating addiction concept is accepted as valid, this would
imply that food or eating addiction may need to be included as a new addictive disorder in …