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News Articles About Eating Disorders
Skinny Models Contribute To Teen Obsession
The British Medical Association (BMA) is taking on the
issue of the media and body images, particularly the obsession with stick-thin
super models that may contribute to the high rate of anorexia among young women.
Binge Eating
Disorder More than Just Eating Too Much
Overindulgence is not generally the same as binge eating. Binge eating is
defined as consuming a large amount of food within two hours and being unable to
control the amount consumed and to stop eating.
How to Spot an Eating Disorder
Five million Americans suffer from an eating disorder such as anorexia or
bulimia. Most of them are young women and teenage girls, although about 5
percent are male.
Research Could Shed Light on Eating Disorders
New evidence suggests that anorexia and bulimia may be partly caused by an
autoimmune disorder.
Kid's Diets May Promote Weight
Gain
Children who diet may actually gain weight in the long run, perhaps because of
metabolic changes but more likely because they resort to binge eating.
Growth in Teenage Anorexic Boys
According to new research, teenage boys who suffer from anorexia also suffer
from growth delays caused by the disease.
Unattainable Goals Can Be Unhealthy
Perfectionism and unhealthy eating habits can combine to put
adolescent girls at risk for becoming anorexic later in life.
Feeding Your Feelings
How to recognize and manage emotional eating
Anorexics Risk
Emphysema
Starving the body may damage the lungs
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