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    carrying to an extreme level‚ and that is Dale. Dale is when people try to loose much more weight than necessary‚ and they still feel overweight. They see themselves as very fat‚ and that’s what makes them to keep on loosing weight. Force feeding anorexic people does not work‚ since there brain is mentally trained not to eat‚ therefore they will throw up if they are force fed. Having a poor diet can result many physical effects related to the extreme weight loss. Heart rate can increase‚ BMR‚ in addition

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    Anorexia: Dying to be Thin by Kati McConville It was eight o’clock in the morning and it was time for Amy to wake up because she was going out to breakfast with her mother. This was something she hated doing. It wasn’t because she didn’t want to wake up early or she didn’t want to be with her mother‚ it was something much deeper than that. For the past three years Amy has been struggling with an eating disorder‚ an endless cycle of fasting‚ bingeing‚ purging‚ pretty much complete misery.

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    there are treatment options available. One option is therapy. Most often‚ the girl or boy is keeping his/her feelings inside and that is what is making him/ her depressed and‚ turning‚ anorexic. All they may need is for someone to listen to their problems and offer some good advice. Designed to serve the needs of anorexics‚ the specialized clinics offered by the Eating Disorder Unit are a good alternative. They use such techniques as peer support and rewards for improvement.” In addition‚ they can last

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    than what they actually are in reality. They are very aware of their body and they often set dangerous weight goals. Someone with these disorders will repeatedly abuse diet pills‚ diuretics‚ laxatives‚ or they will exercise excessively. Anorexics and bulimics weigh equally when it comes to psychological matters. As it is explained by medical experts‚ “between 40% to 96% of all eating-disordered patients experience depression and anxiety disorders” (N.A.‚ 1999‚ para. 17). Other common mental

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    inside the business‚ they put emphasis on rationality and on the lack of consideration for human aspects. This doesn’t mean that the classics were heartless‚ but they cared more about the organisation as a whole than on the employers themselves. (Boland‚ 2012). By classical theorists in this essay we are going to base in one of the most significant representatives‚ Henri Fayol‚ who stated that there were five main elements of management: planning‚ organising‚ commanding‚ coordinating and controlling

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    Psychotherapy “helps anorexics share their problems with others who have had similar experiences.” (Levenkron‚ 2000‚ pg. 110) Treatment involves medical care or a residential treatment center for eating disorders. If there is a need for critical intervention or if the “patient’s rate of weight loss is unstoppable at home and her health and weight is approaching a dangerous level‚” they will be encouraged to go to treatment. Therapy can accompany other types of treatment because most anorexics are starting

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    In society today‚ we have been led to develop false ideas of what is true beauty. Television‚ magazines‚ books and songs have a great influence our minds especially the minds of younger women and men alike. The problem with girls‚ however‚ is greater because what has become the image of perfection is nearly unattainable. Girls everyday are exposed to these false portrayals of beauty in the media. They see this and they want to fit in with what they feel is the way to be. So they turn to drastic

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    In watching the film “Dying to be thin” my understanding of anorexia was changed in a couple of ways. One way was that to be a dancer you are expected to be 15% below average body weight. This shocks me because the diagnostic criteria for being anorexic is being 15% below average body weight. Another aspect of anorexia that I did not know about is that the onset generally happens around the time of puberty. Treating eating disorders with a group of people with different eating disorders and multiple

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    according to Dr. Lee Kaplan‚ director of the Obesity Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital‚ is a disease where people abstain from food by “convinc[ing] their body that they don’t need food” (Kluger‚ Gorman‚ Park 1). Most patients who are anorexic are extremely emaciated and malnourished. They also have very warped and unrealistic body images as well as an irrational obsession with food. About three percent of women are diagnosed with this eating disorder every year. Another common disorder

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    disorder‚ leading to the death of more than 10% of those who suffer from it. This disorder is derived from two Latin words that mean “nervous inability to eat” (Jurma‚ Morariu‚ Albuescu & Velea‚ 2015). Although anorexics have this “nervous inability to eat‚” they do not lack appetites—anorexics starve themselves. Starvation in any situation leads to serious medical consequences. Despite the commonly accepted idea that anorexia only affects young white females‚ eating disorders do not discriminate. They

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