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Video: Life Stress, Eating and Body Fat

Life Stress, Eating and Body Fat UCTV: UC San Francisco 58 min 33 sec - Mar 21, 2005 www.uctv.tv Stress makes some eat, others shun food. And stress seems to affect the amount of fat we produce and our shape. And now we hear that stress can affect the amount of fat we produce and the shape we are in. Learn more with UCSF's Elissa Epel, assistant professor of psychiatry as she explores the effects of stress. Series: "Osher Lifelong Learning Presents" [Health and Medicine] To watch it, you will need the Google Video Player. Back to: Main Pound-Watchers Lesson