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consumption (BMI, p=0.020) or high cortisol awakening response (waist, p=0.030). Physical activity was a protective moderator: stress decreased adiposity in children with high physical activity (fat%, p=0.025). In the other direction, high BMI (p<0.001), high fat% (p<0.001) and psychological eating behaviour (p=0.014) also increased stress. High cortisol (overall levels, awakening response and diurnal slope) was associated with an unhealthy diet especially with the sweet foods.

Children’s stress influences their diet, physical activity and adiposity: longitudinal behavioural and hormonal pathways