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    Eating Disorder Speech

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    Written Task 2: Rational Word Count: 289 The main topic of this written task is how eating disorders have a main role in our daily life but we don’t really notice its presence. The speaker in the speech is myself because I am a teenager girl which is normally where the problem is mostly targeted‚ and it is directed to any high school of any school because I know that almost everybody has heard‚ has a friend or is suffering from this problem‚ and due to our unstable conscious and low self esteems

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    Eating Disorders

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    emotional disorders such as Anorexia Nervosa‚ Bulimia Nervosa and also Binge Eating can all be classified as eating disorders. Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder in which one starves oneself to lose excessive weight. Anorexia can be fatal‚ socially and psychologically (Perfect Illusions: Anorexia Nervosa). Bulimia is an emotional “weight control” disorder characterized by episodes of binge eating‚ followed by purging or restriction from food (Perfect Illusions: Bulimia). Anorexia and Bulimia are linked

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    about themselves.” Many women‚ who are encouraged by the media to look to a certain way are often lead to unhealthy ways of achieving this goal. This includes anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexia nervosa is a disease that leads woman to see themselves overweight when they really are not. Bulimia nervosa is more extreme than anorexia because it leads an individual to starve themselves or eat great amounts food lead by vomiting. Although not all woman are lead to such measures an negative effect

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    early as age seven showing dissatisfaction with their bodies‚ and as young as nine starting dieting‚ eating disorders are a serious issue in our society. Taking a look at perceptions‚ peer influence and medical issues associated with the disorders of anorexia and bulimia and how it effects adolescents. Individuals with eating disorders often perceive the image of their bodies as larger instead of what is normal for them. Views of what is attractive have become so distorted and skewed by the things

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    Some of the most common types of eating disorders include Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia. In Emily Roberts article‚ “Self-Esteem and Girls: The Media’s Role”‚ she tells a story about a young girl named Bailey who came into a clinic only weighing sixty-two pounds. She was diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa and had no idea or understanding of when or how these came about. She was unsatisfied and confused about being put in treatment

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    MADNESS In order for one to fully understand the term "madness"‚ we first need to show what the word really means. After looking through numerous definitions and asking others on their views‚ the definition from the oxford dictionary seemed to sum up the general thoughts of my family and friends. "…a departure from what is normal or accepted‚ a moral or mental lapse." These views might differ from person to person as morals and ideas change and societies accept different behaviors. Thus I believe

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    Bulimia In America

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    Anorexia and bulimia are the most common eating disorders in the world. Americans suffer a lot from eating disorder in their life. I personally believe that Americans has become a nation riddled with the sense of guilt toward food. Eating disorders are a group of epidemic‚ the way people view both food and other people when they are under the influence of their eating should be taking seriously. Anorexia is a disease that has no limits. It is a common misconception‚ it is only affects females. Can

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    natural and sexual selection. These theories have been applied to eating disorders. It is suggested that the ability to control ones appetite and ignore hunger when food supplies were not constant was a successful adaptation. A second idea is that anorexia is a strategy to suppress reproductive function at a time of stress. When normal weight is restored‚ fertility is restored. This ensures that reproduction takes place when offspring has the best chance of survival. It is difficult to test evolutionary

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    Bulimia Nervosa Analysis

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    Recovering: Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa is a documentary by Larkin McPhee about the eating disorders anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. The film tells the stories of three people who have had to deal with these disorders. The three people are Arielle‚ who has anorexia nervosa‚ Deesha and Frank‚ who both who are in recovery for bulimia nervosa. I thought the cases chosen for this film were quite good due to the fact they give a good range of who has eating disorders. Arielle’s case was

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    cause. Many turn to the media for trends and to find out what’s “in”. Through advertising‚ television‚ films‚ and the fashion industry the message relentlessly being shown is that thin is in. The desire to be skinny and pretty has driven teenagers to anorexia or bulimia as the solution to getting the “perfect body”. However‚ it can lead to numerous problems. Extensive‚ not to mention expensive therapy is needed in order to get back in good health. What’s worse is that sufferers tend to hide this behavior

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