Associations of food choices and eating behaviors with mechanical and nervous gastric functions in obesity and metabolic and bariatric surgery: a scoping review - supplementary material

Nina Ritsch; C. Bourque; Frédéric Bergeron; Julie‐Anne Nazare; Anestis Dougkas; Sylvain Iceta

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21414058

July 17, 2026Open Access

Associations of food choices and eating behaviors with mechanical and nervous gastric functions in obesity and metabolic and bariatric surgery: a scoping review - supplementary material

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This review aims to explore the relationship between food choices, eating behaviors, and gastric functions in individuals with obesity and those undergoing metabolic surgery.
Conducted a scoping review of existing literature
Analyzed data on food choices, eating behaviors, and gastric function
Focused on populations with obesity and those who underwent metabolic or bariatric surgery
Identified key associations between dietary habits and mechanical/nervous gastric functions
Observed significant implications for patient care in obesity and surgical settings
Highlighted the need for tailored dietary interventions for improved surgical outcomes

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Scoping review examines food choices and eating behaviors affecting gastric functions in obesity and surgical contexts, highlighting their importance.

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