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Eating Disorder - Article, Facts, Types, Effects, Signs, History, center, Statistics, Support group for adults - Preventing and definition of eating disorder

Scarry but true, eating disorders can kill. Here we bring to you what they are all about and how to keep them at bay...

Keeping up with Jonese was never so tough. Just buying the latest fashion trend won't do, you also have to be stick-thin to flaunt them. What starts as an activity to control your weight soon turns into a full time obsession. And then the eating disorders strike. And believe us there is nothing trendy about eating disorders, they can easily be categorized in the same class as depression or substance abuse. And whats more, most of the times accompanied by them, but there is hope...

Why and What of Eating Disorders

  • Eating disorders are not due to a failure of will or behaviour.
  • Eating disorder frequently develop during adolescence and early adulthood, but some reports indicate their onset can occur during childhood or later.
  • Eating disorders can be accompanied by depression, substance abuse and anxiety disorders.
  • There can be health complications including heart conditions and kiney failures which may lead to death.
  • Girls are much more likely than guys to develop an eating disorder.

Facts and Tips about Eating Disorder

  • Eating disorders is a complex psychological disorder which involves instability in eating pattern and results in both physical and emotional damage.
  • Anorexia nervosa, orthorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, compulsive overeating and binge eating, obesity, and pica are various types of eating disorders.
  • Eating disorders may lead to critical health problems, anemia, dehydration, loss of periods, heart problems, kidney failure, malnutrition and even death.
  • Teenagers or adolescents and specifically girls are mostly affected by eating disorders. In many cases athletes and dancers are also affected by eating disorders.
  • Eating disorders is well treated with mental health therapy, nutritional counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy and by self monitoring.

 


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