| Eating disorders are associated with
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| | patients.
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| emotional and personality disorders and
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| | Anorexia restrictors reduce their weight
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| even with a biologic susceptibility, and
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| | by severe dieting while anorexic bulimic
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| a culture in which there is an
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| | patients maintain emaciation by purging.
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| overabundance of food and obsession with
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| | Literally anorexia means absence of
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| thinness. The general categories of
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| | appetite. For example severe anorexia is
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| eating disorders are: bulimia nervosa,
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| | common in the elderly. Anorexia nervosa
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| anorexia nervosa and binge eating.
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| | is another kind of anorexia called
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| Bulimia nervosa have been found in
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| | psychological disorder. Compulsively over
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| medieval writings as self-starvation. It
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| | eating is also called binge eating and
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| is more common than anorexia and it
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| | means becoming overweight.
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| begins early in adolescence. It is
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| | A person suffering from binge-eating
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| characterized by cycles of bingeing and
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| | disorder has the following
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| purging and takes the following pattern:
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| | characteristics: bingeing at least twice
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| bulimia is triggered when young women
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| | a week for six months, consuming 5,000 to
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| attempt restrictive diets. Patients are
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| | 15,000 calories in one sitting, eating
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| taking laxatives, diet pills or drugs to
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| | three meals a day plus frequent snacks,
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| reduce fluids.
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| | over eating continually throughout the
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| Patients revert to severe dieting,
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| | day, rather than consuming large amounts
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| excessive exercise or both. Patients with
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| | of food during binges.
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| bulimia average about 14 episodes of
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| | Binge-eating disorder is associated with
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| binge-purging per week. However a patient
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| | weight gain. Another category of eating
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| must binge and purge at least twice a
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| | disorders are not otherwise specified
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| week for three months to be diagnosed
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| | (NOS) disorders. It has been established
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| with bulimia. The body weight may
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| | to define eating disorders not
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| fluctuate by more than 10 pounds because
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| | specifically defined as anorexia or
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| of the binge-pure cycle.
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| | bulimia. NOS includes the following:
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| An aversion to food that leads to a state
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| | infrequent binge-purge episodes, repeated
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| of starvation and emaciation is called
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| | chewing and spitting without swallowing
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| anorexia nervosa which includes: normal
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| | large amounts of food and normal weight
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| body weight with about 15%-60%, an
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| | and anorexic behavior.
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| intense fear of gaining weight, even he
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| | Bulimia and anorexia are the most common
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| or she is severely underweight and the
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| | disorders nowadays but fortunately a
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| distorted image of the weight and shape.
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| | variety of techniques and modalities
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| The people with anorexia are called also
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| | improved a lot so people can be helped.
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| anorexia restrictors or anorexic bulimic
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