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    of the "wasting disease" in the 17th-19th century and in the early 20th century anorexia was considered an endocrine disorder and treated with pituitary hormones.” (Deans‚ 2011). Through more thorough testing‚ studies‚ science and technological advances in psychology and medicine we have come a long way. However‚ we have a long way to go‚ because there are still too many lives that are being wasted away from Anorexia

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    The most crucial component in developing an eating disorder like Anorexia Nervosa are the messages transmitted by one’s family and friends (Haworth-Hoeppner‚ 2000). The reinforcement of ideal body image leads to the internalization of the media’s cultural portrayal (Simpson‚ 2002). In an individual with low self-esteem‚ this creates even stronger misconceptions of ideal body image‚ thus causing an eating disorder like Anorexia Nervosa (Stice‚ Shaw‚ & Nemeroff‚ 1998). Another Western cultural factor

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    hurt their feelings. Anorexia Nervosa is a disease which is often directly related to a distorted body image. Many sufferers literally don’t see what the rest of us do when they look in the mirror and feel that their reflection needs a major remodelling‚ Anorexia statistics are grim. According to Anorexia Nervosa and Related Eating Disorders‚ Inc.‚ without treatment‚ up to 20% of people with serious eating disorders die.  With treatment‚ 2 – 3% of people with anorexia die.  With treatment only

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    Multiple Choice – Choose the BEST answer for each question 1. According to the textbook‚ the word diet should be defined as: a. a restriction of food and beverages in an effort to lose weight. b. an increase or decrease in caloric intake to gain or lose weight. c. a pattern of eating. d. nutrition periodization. 2. The first goal of dietary planning is to establish daily _____ intake. a. carbohydrate b. protein c. fat d. energy 3. Which energy-containing compound is most readily

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    perfect bodies. Make sure you and your children are educated about the life-threatening nature of anorexia. The most successful treatment is a combination of psychotherapy‚ family therapy‚ and medicine. It is important for the person with anorexia to be actively involved in their treatment. Many times the person with anorexia does not think they need treatment. Even if they know they need treatment‚ anorexia is a long-term challenge that may last a lifetime. People remain vulnerable to relapse when going

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    disorders. We are most familiar with the three major disorders Anorexia Nervosa‚ Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder. However‚ there are many minor disorders effecting millions of people like Prader–Willi Syndrome and Night Eating Syndrome. Anorexia Nervosa: A potentially dangerous and life threatening disease characterized by a person’s fear of gaining weight therefore resorting to self–starvation and excessive weight loss. Anorexia typical appears in girls during adolescence and may be carried

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    mentally. The physical symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa include: Extreme weight loss‚ thin appearance‚ abnormal blood counts‚ dehydration‚ insomnia and intolerance of cold (“Anorexia Overview‚” 2014). Other physical symptoms of Anorexia will most certainly be present in individuals who are suffering from the disorder. Heart problems‚ organ failure and death are some of the most extreme symptoms that are caused by Anorexia. In terms of the physical manifestation of Anorexia‚ Martha is clearly experiencing

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    “PRO ANA” and “PRO ED” As most of you will know there are so many people suffering from anorexia‚ majority of these people are teenagers. And as you will probably also know in today’s society there are a heck of a lot of young people influencing the internet in significant ways‚ there is something very risky about these two things together. “pro ana” and “pro ed”. In the real world anorexia is seen as something sad‚ harmful and wrong but on the internet it is seen as something very different. In

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    anorexic’ is a documentary taking an in-depth look at a clinic called Rhodes Farm‚ working to help adolescent girls with anorexia nervosa. Anorexia nervosa is a psychiatric disorder in which people fear and witness an unrealistic weight gain‚ leading to self-starvation and a large distortion of body image. Victims will limit their food intake to extreme and life threatening levels. ‘Anorexia is the most life threatening of psychiatric illness’‚ left untreated one in five will die’. Rhodes Farm has an intake

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    * *Anorexia Nervosa: deeply rooted psychological condition that results in a decreased intake of food in an attempt to lose extreme amounts of body weight. * *Commonly characterized as a fear of weight gain and self-starvation * *Patients usually have distorted body images and feel that they need to lose weight when usually they are already underweight(but people that suffer from anorexia nervosa don’t necessarily have to be underweight they are said to be anorexic because of self-starvation

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