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    An estimated 5 million Americans suffer from eating disorders and most are teenage girls and young women. Among the three types of eating disorders‚ anorexia nervosa is the most common type. It is a disorder in which the person has a distorted body image and an intense fear of being fat. Binging‚ or eating large quantities of food in a short period of time‚ and then purging‚ or vomiting to empty the stomach of food‚ are all actions commonly found in anorexics. An anorexic is extremely afraid

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    Anorexia Nervosa is a psychological disorder Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. It’s an unrecognized epidemic that affects seven million women and a million of men in the United States. 86 percent of suffers report it’s onset by the age of 20. Only half report that are cured. The other half would be dead from this disorder because it will be too late to seek treatment. Anorexia Nervosa is a serious eating disorder that mostly affects teenage girls

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    park on a marvelous day watching the kids play in the park‚ then it happens one kid starts eating dirt. Wondering why he’s doing it‚ and what’s his motive? Intrigued‚ I go home and research the symptoms and I come up with one word: Pica. But what exactly is Pica? Pica is a very rare disorders with an interesting history‚ where signs and symptoms help diagnosis the treatments for it. Pica is a disorder in which you have an appetite or weird craving for things that have no nutritional value

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    overeating disorder is not just about a food problem‚ but an illness with underlying issues and emotions. Overeating is an addiction to food. An addiction is continued repetition of a behavior‚ despite the negative effects‚ or consequence. Addiction is considered to be an illness. Overeating‚ therefore‚ is an illness. Overeaters share the mindset of others with eating disorders. Anorexia and bulimia aren’t the only eating disorders‚ overeating‚ in fact‚ is an eating disorder. Though‚ an eating disorder

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    Body dysmorphic disorder or (BDD) is a body-image disorder in which those affected are consistently and obsessively preoccupied with an illusory or small defect in one’s own appearance (Varma & Rostogi‚ 2015). These defects or perceived defects might cause the afflicted to fixate on their arms‚ face‚ nose‚ stomach‚ or other afflicted body part. People with BDD are constantly worried about what other’s think of their appearance and go to great lengths to hide it from the public. Those affected might

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    1. There are four categories of the Satter Eating Competence Model; eating attitudes‚ food acceptance‚ internal regulation‚ and contextual skills. How people view food is important in eating attitudes. Dieters tend to feel guilty after eating food they labeled as bad food and putting themselves in a vicious cycle between restrict and binge. Solution suggested in the article was quit dieting and enjoy foods even foods for the soul. For better food acceptance‚ it is necessary to try new foods and eat

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    Co-Morbidity of Bulimia Nervosa (Bulimia) and Alcohol Use Disorders (AUD) By SL Roos Table of Contents 1. Introduction 3 2. Frequency of Co-Morbidity between Bulimia and AUD 4 3. Reasons for the Possible Co-Morbidity of Bulimia and AUD 4 3.1. Shared Etiologies 4 3.1.1. Personality traits: 4 3.1.2. Family History 5 3.1.3. Biological Vulnerability 5 3.2. Casual Etiology Group 6 3.2.1. Self Medication 6 3.2.2. Food Deprivation 6 3.2.3. Bulimic Behaviours 6

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    arousal Hyper vigilance Flashbacks: Pt reports having flashbacks of her attempted suicide‚ although pt denies taking a bottle of aspirin with Vodka Mood problems/changes: Pt reports highly reactive and intense moods Sleeping problems: None reporte Eating Problems: None reported Problems with Impulse control Physical complaints about illness or pain: Pt reports her overriding emotion is exhaustion Adjustment problems—in the last 3 months have you been worried or upset about something that happened

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    Eating Disorders “The pressure to stay thin and trim in Hollywood is relentless‚ leading many stars to diets‚ drugs‚ and daily dates with their personal trainers” (Anderberg 73). This does not only affect celebrities however. As the media continues to impose its ideal body image‚ women and teens become obsessed with achieving that thin‚ flawless beauty. What they do not see is the hours of editing dedicated to that project. That “flawless beauty” is often as unreal as the magic on Harry Potter

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    bathroom to shower‚ and putting on clothes. Each one of these activities requires the capacity to co-ordinate your desires with their corresponding muscle functions‚ something that people with ataxia have difficulty with. Ataxia is a degenerative disorder that can be hereditary‚ acquired (due to injury or stroke)‚ or idiopathic late onset (rapidly affects someone in middle age due to an unknown cause) (Foundation N. A.‚ 2013 ). It affects the central nervous system and the individual’s capacity to

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