Bulimia is a serious, potentially life-threatening eating disorder characterized by a cycle of overeating and compensating behavior, such as spontaneous vomiting, designed to eliminate or compensate for the effects of overeating. Repeat episode of eating too much. Overeating is characterized by two things. Eating in another period (eg within 2 hours) is definitely more than most people eat in similar periods and similar situations. Lack of control over the meal during the episode (eg, you feel that you can not stop eating, can not control dietary intake and dietary intake) Repeated inappropriate compensation behavior to prevent weight gain, such as voluntary vomiting, laxatives, diuretics, other drug abuse, fasting, excessive exercise Over eating and inappropriate compensation behavior is done at least once a week for 3 months In general, actions and attitudes indicate weight loss, diet and diet management are becoming the greatest concern. Evidence of overeating including the disappearance of large amounts of food in a short period and the inclusion of large amounts of empty packaging and containers showing large amounts of food Frequent visits to the bathroom after a meal, signs of vomiting and / or smell, packaging packaging, evidence of clearance behavior including laxatives or diuretics Eat food ceremonies (eg eating only specific foods or food groups (eg seasonings), excessive chewing, no contact with food) A new approach to eating food and fashion, to truncate all food groups (sugar, carbohydrates, dairy products, vegetarianism / vegetarianism) Regardless of weather, fatigue, illness or injury - maintaining an overly restricted exercise program as it needs to "burn" calories - The secret recurrence of overeating (most people eat a lot of food in a discontinuous period rather than eating in similar situations); feel the lack of control over the ability to stop eating Clearance after carnival (eg voluntary vomiting, abuse of laxatives, diet pills and / or diuretics, excessive exercise, fasting) Laboratory test abnormalities (anemia, hypothyroid and hormone levels, low potassium, low blood count, low heart rate) Irregular menstruation - only for periods of missing period of time or for hormonal contraceptives (this is not considered a "real" period) Repeated cycles of binge eating excessive binge eating and scavenging affect the entire digestive system, causing electrolyte and chemical imbalance in the body, possibly affecting the function of the heart and other major organs there is. The body usually can cope with the stress of eating disorders, even if someone is at high risk of death, laboratory testing usually looks perfect. The electrolyte imbalance can be killed without warning; cardiac arrest is also so. It is therefore important to understand how eating disorders affect your body. Bulimia. Binge eating is an eating disorder designed to prevent weight gain, characterized by eating too much and improper decorative behavior. In addition, the self-assessment of patients with bulimia nervosa is unduly affected by weight and body type. The main change in the diagnostic criteria for neurologic bulimia is to reduce the twice weekly overeating frequency threshold of DSM - IV to once a week for DSM - 5. Other differences include the difference between the wash type and non-wash type of DSM-IV (there is no DSM-5), DSM-5 specifies partial relief, complete remission and severity criteria, It is not so in DSM - IV. Changing DSM-IV to DSM-5 standard increases prevalence There are three types of bulimia. Binge eating is thought to be three separate diseases with the most important features. Simple bulimia, anorexia, bulimia and multiple binge eating bulimia. Simple hyperphagia usually develops when the age of the girl is about 18 years old. These girls groups usually tend to be pretty ordinary and confident before the onset of the disease. These girls are usually very popula

Bulimia. Binge eating is an eating disorder designed to prevent weight gain, characterized by eating too much and improper decorative behavior. In addition, the self-assessment of patients with bulimia nervosa is unduly affected by weight and body type. The main change in the diagnostic criteria for neurologic bulimia is to reduce the twice weekly overeating frequency threshold of DSM - IV to once a week for DSM - 5. Other differences include the difference between the wash type and non-wash type of DSM-IV (there is no DSM-5), DSM-5 specifies partial relief, complete remission and severity criteria, It is not so in DSM - IV. Changing DSM-IV to DSM-5 standard increases prevalence There are three types of bulimia. Binge eating is thought to be three separate diseases with the most important features. Simple bulimia, anorexia, bulimia and multiple binge eating bulimia. Simple hyperphagia usually develops when the age of the girl is about 18 years old. These girls groups usually tend to be pretty ordinary and confident before the onset of the disease. These girls are usually very popular. The disease usually begins at an uncomfortable time. This could be caused by a destructive relationship with her boyfriend. Since girls have a feeling of self-disgust in their appearance, I hope that this will improve my self-esteem, starting dieting. Since vomiting is used to achieve this weight loss, alcohol and vomiting cycles will occur. The weight of overeating remains close to normal body weight, but the feeding pattern gradually worsens. This form of binge eating is!

This chapter summarizes the story of bulimia nervosa (BN), a description of the first description of the modern syndrome that began in the 1960's. It relates to the first contemporary explanation of this syndrome that appeared in the European Continent in the 1960s. Next, there is a detailed discussion on the discovery of BN in the United States and the UK in the 1970s. 1972 - 1982 was an important period for the appearance of BN. In English-speaking countries, two clinicians working in different situations of American psychologist Marlene Boskind-White and British psychiatrist Gerald Russell often explain this syndrome. Finally, as it is considered to be an independent diagnosis, it discusses the development of therapies for salmon syndrome, and the latest trends in epidemiological and etiologic concepts. Diagnosis is usually done by patient's medical history and physical examination. Binge eating involves repeatedly consuming large amounts of food in a short period of time and then removing it. This syndrome is further defined as a standard (ingested at least twice a week for 3 months) and is overly related to body weight and body size. Gluttonouss are not usually embarrassing, they are embarrassed and are often ashamed of their behavior, and they rarely provide information on their bulimia spontaneously. Bulimia. Binge eating is an eating disorder designed to prevent weight gain, characterized by eating too much and improper decorative behavior. In addition, the self-assessment of patients with bulimia nervosa is unduly affected by weight and body type. The main change in the diagnostic criteria for neurologic bulimia is to reduce the twice weekly overeating frequency threshold of DSM - IV to once a week for DSM - 5. Other differences include the difference between the wash type and non-wash type of DSM-IV (there is no DSM-5), DSM-5 specifies partial relief, complete remission and severity criteria, It is not so in DSM - IV. Changing DSM-IV to DSM-5 standard increases prevalence There are three types of bulimia. Binge eating is thought to be three separate diseases with the most important features. Simple bulimia, anorexia, bulimia and multiple binge eating bulimia. Simple hyperphagia usually develops when the age of the girl is about 18 years old. These girls groups usually tend to be pretty ordinary and confident before the onset of the disease. These girls are usually very popular. The disease usually begins at an uncomfortable time. This could be caused by a destructive relationship with her boyfriend. Since girls have a feeling of self-disgust in their appearance, I hope that this will improve my self-esteem, starting dieting. Since vomiting is used to achieve this weight loss, alcohol and vomiting cycles will occur. The weight of overeating remains close to normal body weight, but the feeding pattern gradually worsens. This form of binge eating is!

Today, nearly 15% to 10% of boys in their teens are suffering from eating disorders of today's population. Also, 35% to 57% of adolescent girls are suffering from eating disorders (Boutelle, Neumark - Sztainer, Story). , & Resnick, 2002; Neumark - Sztener & Hannan, 2001; Wertheim et al., 2009). One of the most common forms of eating disorders is bulimia. This is a psychological barrier to someone's nutritional and physical influences (Smolin). The disease consumes excessive calories in a short period of time and forces them to take out food from their system as soon as they are consumed. Some people with anorexia nervosa have progressed to other eating disorders, especially bulimia nervosa, but there are also bulimia which emphasize the relationship between these diseases. Movements in other directions are less common, but many nervous anorexic patients show a history of obesity in childhood or adolescence. Although basic psychological features are similar, children and adolescents may experience puberty delay, developmental delay, and weight loss. Parents or teachers usually attract attention and young people may refuse medical care. Some young people are worried about the bad side of development, especially if they feel that they can not combine early adolescent experience or colleague's adolescent independence or social experiments. In some people bullying and goggles weight can cause this concern. Eating disorders (eg anorexia and bulimia) are psychological disorders characterized by severe disability of feeding behavior. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by refusal to maintain minimum normal body weight, and bulimia is characterized by compensatory behaviors such as recurrent overeating followed by voluntary vomiting (72). Eating disorders usually begin in puberty and over 90% of cases occur in women (72). Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa occur in up to 3% of adolescents and young adult women, and the incidence of anorexia nervosa appears to be increasing in recent decades (72) . Young people with eating disorders have lower self-esteem than the negative youth who is eating, the image of the body is negative, and emotions of discomfort, anxiety, social malfunction, depression and depression ( 73) The most common eating disorders are anorexia and bulimia (commonly referred to as "anorexia" and "bulimia"). However, other food-related diseases such as avoided / restricted food intake disorders, overeating, physical image disorder and food phobia are becoming more common. People with anorexia are really worried about the weight gain and distorted view on the size and shape of the body. As a result, they rarely eat and may become dangerously underweight. Many adolescents with anorexia limit their food intake by diet, fasting or excessive exercise. They hardly have food - they eat a small amount of food or try to eat as little as possible to become a calorie calculation.

In today's world, when the internal matter is really important, people focus on the appearance. Eating disorders such as bulimia nervosa are cultural habits, and studies have shown that family support is the most effective solution for the prevention and treatment of neurogenic bulimia. In many cases, the causes of overeating people vary from person to person; because of the low self-esteem of a person, it may be as simple as an uncontrollable dietary habit. People wake up one day and not only choose bulimia, but usually start with a meal (Gilbert 71). There are 3 kinds of Binge Eating. Binge eating is thought of as three distinct diseases with the most important features. Simple bulimia, neuropathic anorexia and multiple impulsive bulimia. Simple bulimia usually develops when the girl's age is about 18 years old. These girls groups are usually very normal before disease onset and tend to be somewhat confident. These girls are usually very popular. This disease usually begins in an unpleasant period. This could be caused by a destructive relationship with her boyfriend. Since girls have a sense of self hate in their appearance, I hope that this will improve my self-esteem, starting dieting. Since vomiting is used to achieve this weight loss, alcohol and vomiting cycles will occur. The weight of overeating remains close to normal body weight, but the feeding pattern gradually worsens. This form of binge eating is! Anorexia and bulimia are the two most common types of eating disorders. Anorexia is characterized by self-starvation and marked weight loss. Binge eating may include overeating, followed by voluntary vomiting or clearance. Both illnesses can threaten life. (18) Treatment of eating disorders usually includes psychological counseling and nutritional counseling, as well as medical and psychological monitoring. Treatment must address the symptoms of eating disorders and medical outcomes, as well as psychological, biological, interpersonal, and cultural factors that cause or maintain eating disorders. (20)

All generations have a series of values ​​they think that they can make people beautiful. It was considered beautiful to be a sexy woman in the 1940s and 50s. A woman full of her chest and full of waist is an ideal woman like Marylyn Monroe. The difference between present and present is that young women can escape from this image if necessary. Today, it is impossible to ignore ultra-thin model of billboard, television, magazine. The impact of society on young people is so great that men hope that women are actually considered to be slim models, or "fat", "fat" etc. Anorexia and bulimia are the two most common types of eating disorders. Anorexia is characterized by self-starvation and marked weight loss. Binge eating may include overeating, followed by voluntary vomiting or clearance. Both illnesses can threaten life. (18) Treatment of eating disorders usually includes psychological counseling and nutritional counseling, as well as medical and psychological monitoring. Treatment must address symptoms and medical consequences of eating disorders and psychological, biological, interpersonal, and cultural factors that cause or maintain eating disorders ... Many people Uses a treatment team to treat multiple aspects of eating disorders. (20) Eating disorders (eg anorexia and bulimia) are psychological disorders characterized by severe disability of feeding behavior. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by refusal to maintain minimum normal body weight, and bulimia is characterized by compensatory behaviors such as recurrent overeating followed by voluntary vomiting (72). Eating disorders usually begin in adolescence and more than 90% of cases occur in women (72). Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa occur in up to 3% of adolescents and young adult women, and the incidence of anorexia nervosa appears to be increasing in recent decades (72) . Young people with eating disorders have lower self-esteem than the negative youth who is eating, the image of the body is negative, and emotions of discomfort, anxiety, social malfunction, depression and depression ( 73)

Cognitive behavioral therapy for hyperphagia and exposure and reaction prevention therapy are eating disorders with psychological, physiological, developmental, and cultural factors. This disorder usually features eating too much and inappropriate compensatory behavior, such as spontaneous vomiting, excessive exercise, fasting, diuretic abuse, laxative or enema, etc. Patients correctly diagnosed with bulimia nervosa have many psychological and physical problems. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for bulimia nervosa directly targets the central characteristics of the disease, ie, overeating, inappropriate compensatory behavior, and excessive attention to body shape and weight. This treatment focuses not on the reasons that these symptoms first developed in the past, but how to circulate themselves now to make themselves persistent. CBT of bulimia nervosa is done about 20 times per week, including 3 stages. In the first stage we will psychologically educate about weight, over-eating, cleansing and bad effects on the body due to extreme diet, and support the establishment of regular meal patterns and appropriate weight monitoring programs. In the second phase, the focus shifts to considering shape and weight, reducing diet behavior, and deciding the remaining binge-relaxation event. The third phase is directed towards maintenance plans and future recurrence prevention The success of cognitive behavioral therapy for hyperphagia and overeating is associated with becoming a more flexible food. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) of eating disorders is the most studied and validated treatment for bulimia and bulimia. Based on the cognitive model, we found that the restricted diet maintains a cycle of overeating. To break the cycle of treatment it is necessary to reduce the dietary restriction. Studies have shown that patients taking flexible eating habits can reduce eating too much or eating too much Hospitalization is occasionally done, but most cases of hyperphagia without complications can be treated outpatient. The best psychotherapy is cognitive behavioral therapy. This includes self-monitoring of behavior related to thoughts, emotions, eating disorders. The focus of treatment is to normalize feeding behavior and identify environmental factors and unreasonable thinking or sensory conditions to promote overeating or irritation. Teach patients to challenge irrational thoughts about weight and self-esteem. Antidepressants have also been shown to be effective in reducing overeating and clearance in hyperphagia

The current study investigated the use of health services by young women who had a history of eating disorders in adolescents (neurogenic bulimia [BN] or bulimia [BED]) in the last 12 months. Regional samples of 1,582 young women (mean age 21.5 years) were divided into three groups based on screening interviews (and eating disorder diagnosis, diagnostic interview diagnosis): BN or BED (n = 67), other (N = 443)), there is no psychiatric disorder of adolescence (n = 1,072) The history of BN / BED in adolescence is related to the increase in the use of medical services, which is a general influence related to mental illness rather than a diagnosis peculiar to eating disorders. Compared with the healthy control group, the total number of service days, visits by outpatient psychotherapy, visits by the emergency department increased in the combination group of BN / BED and other mental disease participants. BN / BED women have no major difference in mental disorders not related to diet when using these services. The similarity of medical services in young women with BN or BED and other psychiatric disorders highlights the clinical and economic impact of these eating disorders Binge Eating (BED) is a common type of eating disorder - it affects middle-aged women over any other group - it has other famous eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia Unlike, there are several things in common. It's all. What is "overeating"? And how to define bulimia? Information on hyperphagia has developed over the past decades as researchers have learned more about the reasons for compulsive feeding, obesity and abnormal feeding behaviors, but now overeating is a frequent overeating As defined by the National Eating Disorders Association as a normal diet use compensation action (vomiting, excessive exercise, laxatives etc.) is not. Is eating disorders a global problem? There are three types of eating disorders: nervous anorexia, fear of weight gain or increase, overeating, overeating, subsequent cleansing or vomiting, and overeating until becoming uncomfortable. The most common are anorexia and bulimia. Although they became more common in the 20th century, the first eating disorders occurred in western countries and dates back to the 12th century. Eating disorders are serious diseases that adversely affect mental health and physical health. Torture (Welch, Ghader, & Swenne, 2015). Studies on eating disorders have increased in younger groups, especially among athletes, diabetic patients and obese adolescents (Martin & Golden, 2014). This tells us that during adolescence we can grab and treat symptoms of eating disorders. Today, many schools are rare Eating disorders usually occur in adolescence and adolescence. Most eating disorders affect women more frequently than men. Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are characterized by harmful eating behaviors such as calorie restriction and overeating. Anorexia and bulimia nervosa also include concerns about behavior, such as food, body shape or weight, and vomiting to compensate for excessive exercise or caloric intake. Patients with anorexia nervosa lose weight and increase the risk of weight gain. People who eat too much eat too much, you will feel pain, guilt, or self-disgust. Eating disorders are harmful to health and often coexist with depression, anxiety and / or substance abuse

Anorexia is an anorexia (AN) eating disorder that causes those attempts to successfully lose weight until their size, age and height reach malnutrition. Patients with anorexia nervosa are of low weight but still fear that they will be slight weight. People suffering from this disease use various methods such as excessive exercise and excessive diet to avoid weight gain (A. D.A.M., 2013). The disease affects human safety, psychology, emotion, and most importantly physical health. Anorexia and bulimia are the two most common types of eating disorders. Anorexia is characterized by self-starvation and marked weight loss. Binge eating may include overeating, followed by voluntary vomiting or clearance. Both illnesses can threaten life. (18) Treatment of eating disorders usually includes psychological counseling and nutritional counseling, as well as medical and psychological monitoring. Treatment must address the symptoms of eating disorders and medical outcomes, as well as psychological, biological, interpersonal, and cultural factors that cause or maintain eating disorders. (20) Eating disorders (eg anorexia and bulimia) are psychological disorders characterized by severe disability of feeding behavior. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by refusal to maintain minimum normal body weight, and bulimia is characterized by compensatory behaviors such as recurrent overeating followed by voluntary vomiting (72). Eating disorders usually begin in adolescence and more than 90% of cases occur in women (72). Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa occur in up to 3% of adolescents and young adult women, and the incidence of anorexia nervosa appears to be increasing in recent decades (72) . Young people with eating disorders have lower self-esteem than the negative youth who is eating, the image of the body is negative, and emotions of discomfort, anxiety, social malfunction, depression and depression ( 73)

This includes a BMI between 17.5 and 18.5. Secondly, all participants are afraid of menstrual cycle and physical obesity. In order to evaluate stress factors, participants conducted a questionnaire called "daily stress". They will comment if all the participants self-declare their dietary events and they think that their food consumption is high. Finally, all subjects were interviewed as an eating disorder test. The clinician interviewed to evaluate the pathology of eating disorders. Eating disorders include anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Eating disorders can lead to long-term mental and physical well-being. Anorexia nervosa is one of the highest mortality rates in any mental illness. The cost of eating disorders is quite high, affecting primary care, hospital inpatients and outpatient facilities. Treatment of eating disorders includes weight stability and psychological considerations. In the past, there was a tendency for most of patients with severe eating disorders (mainly nervous anorexia) to be included in hospital wards. The latest treatment trend is to treat more patients at outpatient clinics and maintain hospitalization facilities for patients suffering from the most physical illness. It is unknown which of the hospital treatment and outpatient treatment is more effective in the long term. This report examines the costs and benefits of outpatient treatment for eating disorders and eating disorder patients. Anorexia nervosa is the highest mortality rate in all mental illnesses, more than 10% of patients die. Anorexia is an eating disorder that is classified as severe food limitation, excessive exercise, and physical deformation that causes people with it to think they are overweight. Anorexia nervosa is commonly misunderstood. Studies are countering many ideas of anorexia nervosa. - Mental illness is a topic that is often overlooked in the United States and may even be regarded as taboo. However, there are few psychoses considered to be psychoses characterized by schizophrenia, hallucinations and delusions. Schizophrenia is a complex mental disorder that is hard to treat and difficult to treat. • Eating disorders include anorexia, bulimia and bulimia, which can lead to long-term mental and physical well-being. Anorexia (AN) is considered the worst prognosis. Women are affected more than men. The prevalence of AN in adolescent girls is estimated at about 0.5%. The period is 1 to 30 years. AN is one of the countries with the highest mortality rate of mental illness, 0.5% per year. • Depending on physical, psychological and social factors, treatment of AN patients may cost hospitalized or outpatient and may last several months or years. Patients generally have less motivation to seek and follow treatment, with higher dropout rates and higher recurrence rates

Eating disorders and ballet - anorexia eat the hearts of young dancers admiring the audience, lights, sequins and feathers appealing to young girls, colorful and delicate tutu and satin toe shoes. Some princesses, swans, dance snowflakes or flowers, or young girls who dream of becoming candy fairies. She can also become a character of fairy tales like Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty. She is rescued by her handsome prince where she can stumble on her arms. Eating disorders (eg anorexia and bulimia) are psychological disorders characterized by severe disability of feeding behavior. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by refusal to maintain minimum normal body weight, and bulimia is characterized by compensatory behaviors such as recurrent overeating followed by voluntary vomiting (72). Eating disorders usually begin in adolescence and more than 90% of cases occur in women (72). Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa occur in up to 3% of adolescents and young adult women, and the incidence of anorexia nervosa appears to be increasing in recent decades (72) . Young people with eating disorders have lower self-esteem than the negative youth who is eating, the image of the body is negative, and emotions of discomfort, anxiety, social malfunction, depression and depression ( 73) Eating disorders usually occur in adolescence and adolescence. Most eating disorders affect men more frequently than men. Eating disorders such as nervous anorexia, bulimia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are characterized by harmful feeding behavior such as calorie restriction and overeating. Anorexia and bulimia nervosa also include concerns regarding behavior, such as food, body shape or weight, and vomiting to compensate for excessive exercise or caloric intake. People with anorexia nervosa are underweight and more afraid of weight gain. People who eat too much eat too much, you will feel pain, guilt, or self-disgust. Eating disorders are harmful to health and often coexist with depression, anxiety and / or substance abuse A young girl, Allen, suffers from anorexia. Anorexia is an eating disorder characterized by weight loss in the growing season, or lack of proper weight gain (national eating disorder). Her life is intertwined with a non-traditional doctor and is the home of the other six patients. Allen's hospitalization trip is not easy. Looking at the development of Allen's story and other characters, I noticed the problem of mental illness and asked for help. I remember being in high school (about seven years ago), we talked about the image of the body. Health class topics, gatherings and sections dedicated to sections. This is a serious thing. Sometimes, I hope I can stop eating and lose weight

The psychological interpretation of anorexia and bulimia is based on the idea that women experience more male stress, Behar et al. We examined the effect of gender identity on eating disorders. Behar et al. It is intended to compare specific features of sexual identity in women with eating disorders and control group. Of the 126 participants, 63 had nervous anorexia or bulimia nervosa and 63 did not participate. Structured clinical interviews were based on the DSM-IV eating disorder diagnostic criteria and gender role list (BSRI). Eating disorders (eg anorexia and bulimia) are psychological disorders characterized by severe disability of feeding behavior. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by refusal to maintain minimum normal body weight, and bulimia is characterized by compensatory behaviors such as recurrent overeating followed by voluntary vomiting (72). Eating disorders usually begin in adolescence and more than 90% of cases occur in women (72). Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa occur in up to 3% of adolescents and young adult women, and the incidence of anorexia nervosa appears to be increasing in recent decades (72) . Young people with eating disorders have lower self-esteem than the negative youth who is eating, the image of the body is negative, and emotions of discomfort, anxiety, social malfunction, depression and depression ( 73) Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are psychological disorders including extreme disorders of feeding behavior. A young man with anorexia refuses to maintain normal weight. Bulimia people take repeated actions such as eating repeatedly, such as using vomiting or laxatives to remove food from the body. Overeating is characterized by uncontrolled overeating. Experts believe that many American girls are suffering from bulimia and keep this problem secret. Binging eating usually begins in late puberty and early adulthood. People with Binge Eating experience a cycle of eating a lot of food, vomiting, using laxatives or diuretics, aerobic exercise for hours, and resolving. Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by severe disability of feeding behavior. Anorexia is characterized by the rejection of maintaining normal body weight. Binge eating is characterized by repeating compensatory action after overeating such as spontaneous vomiting (76). Diseases that do not meet all criteria for anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa are called eating disorders that have not been shown to be so. Female is more common in eating disorders than men. In women, the lifetime prevalence of anorexia nervosa is about 0.5%, and the lifetime prevalence of bulimia nervosa is 1% to 3% (76). The prevalence of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa is about one tenth of that of women.

My sister is suffering from bulimia and has been treated for several months. She seems to be progressing, but this eating disorder appears to dominate her life. She is overwhelmed by the conflict of desire and is fascinated by food and appearance. I saw her suffering and wanted to know why she caused this behavior. I know that there are several factors that can play a role in the onset of eating disorders. Because of my sister's problem, I became interested in the interaction between family relations and bulimia. Bulimia which is commonly known as bulimia is an eating disorder. Eating disorders are mental health problems that lead to extreme and dangerous feeding behavior. These extreme eating behaviors can cause other serious health problems. Unlike women with anorexia, binge eating women usually have normal weight. Unlike women with bulimia, women have bulimia nervosa or attempt to remove food and weight after combination. Binging and Purging are usually done personally. This may make it difficult for a loved one to judge whether it has bulimia or other eating disorders. According to the National Eating Disorders Association, Binge Eating (BED) is the most common eating disorder in the United States. Like bulimia, it needs to eat a lot of food at once. Unlike bulimia, this disease has not been resolved. Instead, people do carnival and endure the influence of carnival. Therefore, weight gain is the most common symptom associated with this disease. For some people, these symptoms come and go. They may feel perfectly healthy and disciplined for a few days, and they are working hard to complete any work within the next few days. For others, these symptoms occur every day, making it difficult to achieve a healthy and fulfilling life. Eating disorders are often defined as full desire to consume body weight and / or strong fear against weight gain. The most common eating disorders during adolescence are anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Even patients who do not meet all clinical criteria for eating disorders may be at severe danger and should receive medical care. Young people with anorexia may take extreme measures to avoid eating and manage the amount and quality of food you eat. They may become extremely thin or thin, and they are still talking about feeling obese. Because their body image is distorted, they usually continue to eat under very unhealthy weight

Anorexia (AN) is defined as sustained restriction of energy intake, strong fear of weight gain, and interference to subjective weight or shape. Individuals can control food and weight as a way to control the place of life that they feel uncontrollable, or as a way to express complex emotional feelings. Restricted energy intake will be lower than normal body weight and usually lose considerable weight in a short period of time Even if the individual is of low body weight, starvation or malnutrition, it may have a strong weight gain. The image of the body is uneasy, such as strongly emphasizing your appearance and being overweight despite being overweight. People with restricted subtypes can use the amount of foods consumed, such as specific food groups (carbohydrates, fats etc.), counts of calories, not eating, and / or limiting obsessive rules or strict thought And strictly limit the type. One color food only) These restrictive behaviors around food can be accompanied by excessive exercise People with big eating / clear subtypes also severely limit the amount and type of food they consume, but in addition they may show clearance behavior and may eat too much. Eating too much includes eating a lot of food and feeling "uncontrollable". Tidying actions include voluntary vomiting, or deliberate abuse of laxatives, diuretics, or enemas. The image of the body is distorted (for example, if you are actually underweight, you are considered to be overweight) Fundamental change in food preference (sudden disgust for foods enjoyed in the past, reports on food allergies or intolerance, transition to vegetarian etc.) An extravagant ceremony on preparation and eating of meals (eg eating very slowly, cutting very small pieces of food, insisting on providing meals at the same time every day) Keep confidential when eating (eg, do not eat, hide foods that can not be eaten, eat individually, do not eat with others) Repeated or compulsive behavior related to body shape and weight (eg repeat weight measurement, forceful looking of mirrors, pinching of waist and wrist etc.) Mandatory or excessive exercise (eg exercise in bad weather, continuing exercise when sick or injured, suffering when not exercising etc.) Clinically proven psychotherapy can reduce the severity, effects and duration of anorexia nervosa. Evidence based treatment for the treatment of youth's anorexia nervosa is as follows. If you or someone you know seems to be suffering from anorexia nervosa, it is important to ask for help immediately. The more you ask for help, the closer you are to recovery. For referrals to experts with expertise on health, nutrition, eating disorders, please contact your doctor. Dictionary definitions of anorexia claim that anorexia is a pathological loss of appetite occurring in young women, which is considered to be mainly of psychological origin. ANRED stands for anorexia and related eating disorders and defines anorexia as an unrelenting pursuit of leanness. Anorexia consists of a system that is deficient in food. Who will affect this? In one article, Mr. Dub says: "Some researchers believe that certain features are common to the families of people with this disorder. Patients are very common in this model, and researchers can use these families Clearly, the atmosphere of this love covers a series of potential problems Obviously, they often can not cope with disputes within families. Biologically, studies of twins and family history have shown that genetic anorexia is genetically predisposed. There is a relationship between anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and obesity, some researchers question the regulation of hunger and satiety in the central nervous system. In addition, anorexic girls often have constitutional characteristics since birth, such as perfectionism, obsessive compulsive disorder, competitiveness and susceptibility to relationships, especially susceptibility to rejection. They are also prone

Participants were asked whether they had sex every time, whether they had sex for the first time, whether masturbating or not, (Wiederman) 1996a). Patients who used the 5-step scale thereafter were asked to explain "concerns of interest in sex before meal problems" and "changes in sexual interest after meal problems". Eating disorders, particularly anorexia and bulimia, have long been regarded as women, and there are just reasons. Many studies indicate that women are being diagnosed at a much higher frequency than men. Studies in Canada about 10,000 patients have confirmed that the incidence of anorexia and bulimia is 0.3% for males and 2.1% for females. Sam Lample, a professional consultant specializing in eating disorders in Phoenix, Arizona, said, "Adult males are more likely to eat eating disorders than they actually think, especially if overeating is included." Survey researchers in 2007 said the results are amazing. Of 3,000 people with anorexia and bulimia, 25% are men (40% of which are bulimia) All eating disorders are still relatively rare. Anorexia occurs in about 0.5% of women and 0.1% of men. Bulimia is about 1 to 3% of women (again 0.1% of men), 3.3% of women with bulimia and 0.8% of men. Anorexia continues to be the most deadly disease among all mental disorders (5), shows 5-10% within 10 years after symptoms, 18-20% mortality within 20 years. Anorexia is popular in the world of fashion, now the model is being sprayed to increase the curve (6) Who developed bulimia? Bulimia usually begins at maturity or early adulthood. Like nervous anorexia, bulimia mainly develops in women. Male victims are only 10-15%. An estimated 2% of young women have bulimia, and it is estimated to be 0.5% of people with anorexia. Studies have shown that about 50% of people who have begun taking disorders with anorexia nervosa become symptoms of hyperphagia. More than 7 million women and 1 million men are considered to have eating disorders in this country alone. This shows that university campuses across the country, especially girls, need attention and precautionary measures. essay.com/Bulimia; Theme; What can be done to manage symptoms, causes, effects, treatments, bulimia, risk factors, stress, and bulimia Bulimia; topic; people who are most likely to develop symptoms, causes, effects, therapies, what can be done to manage bulimia, risk factors, stress, pressure from colleagues, bulimia

Evaluation Prior to anti-therapeutic treatment, anorexic patients must be evaluated to confirm that they are physically available for outpatient treatment. If these people are not ready for outpatient treatment, they must be hospitalized to stabilize the condition. To pass the physical examination and be a candidate suitable for outpatient treatment, doctors and nutritionists still need to be involved in the treatment (Bowers, 2002). This ensures that customers are fully cared for by "tackling nutrition, possible medical stability and psychological intervention" (Bowers, 2002, p. 1). Anorexia nervosa is a serious and incompetent self-starving mental disease. In the general population, the lifetime morbidity rate of anorexia nervosa can reach as high as 5 in 100 females. Approximately 1 in 10 patients with anorexia nervosa is male. Psychotherapy is the main treatment and most people are considered outpatients. Various kinds of treatments are used from dynamics (exploring past problems) to highly beneficial cognitive behavioral treatments (those who need to give specific advice and record their feeding behavior). It is important to know which psychotherapy is most likely to help people recover. This review was designed to evaluate the evidence of the effects of individual psychotherapy (provided to one person, not the group) to elderly adolescents and anorexia nervosa patients. The dictionary definition of anorexia claims that anorexia is a pathological loss of appetite mainly occurring in young women and is thought to be a mental origin. ANRED stands for anorexia and related eating disorders and defines anorexia as an unrelenting pursuit of leanness. Anorexia is composed of a system that is deficient in food. Who will it affect? In one article, Mr. Dub says: "Some researchers believe that certain features are common to families of people with this disorder. Clearly the atmosphere of this love is due to the fact that families are overly involved in each other's lives, Obviously they are unable to handle conflicts within families often because they are undoubtedly dependent on each other. Biologically, studies of twins and family history have shown that genetic anorexia is genetically predisposed. Some researchers have relationships between anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and obesity and doubt the regulation of hunger and satiety in the central nervous system. In addition, anorexic girls often have constitutional characteristics since birth, such as perfectionism, obsessive compulsive disorder, competitiveness and susceptibility to relationships, especially susceptibility to rejection. They are also prone to emotional adjustment difficulties and are at high risk of depression and anxiety.

The danger of Bulimia Janie took place in the bathroom in the corridor of her house. She crashed the door behind her and burst the radio with an explosion so that nobody could hear it. Jenny immediately closed his eyes and prepared for the next discomfort. In an impulsive and everyday situation, she quickly put her fingers in her throat and released all the food she recently ate. After she was over, she stared at the mirror and burst into tears. "I am very fat and not worthy," she weighed only 130 pounds, but she said to herself. People with anorexia nervosa are overweight even if it is dangerous. In bulimia, they usually weigh in the normal range of age and height, but patients like anorexia patients may be concerned about weight gain, desire for weight loss, and feel very dissatisfied with the body Absent. Many people with bulimia are overweight because of age and height. To feel a sense of self-dislike and shame associated with this disease may over-eat and form a cycle of over overeating. Binge eating is a serious illness with a pattern of recurrence of overeating, followed by dangerous compensatory actions to counteract or "eliminate" the calories consumed during overeating. People with bulimia often feel trapped in this cycle of eating disorders, resulting in serious medical consequences related to the behavior of bulimia. Although the study provided different results, a conservative estimate of hyperphagia showed that approximately 1.5% of females and 0.5% of men had bulimia at some point in their lifetime. For example, on the university campus, up to 20% of university women recognize the symptoms of bulimia. Bulimia which is commonly known as bulimia is an eating disorder. Eating disorders are mental health problems that lead to extreme and dangerous feeding behavior. These extreme eating behaviors can cause other serious health problems. Unlike women with anorexia, binge eating women usually have normal weight. Unlike women with bulimia, women have bulimia nervosa or attempt to remove food and weight after combination. Binging and Purging are usually done personally. This may make it difficult for a loved one to judge whether it has bulimia or other eating disorders.

Binge eating of teenage girls Americans place great emphasis on thinness. All models, television celebrities and athletes are very thin. The fashionable style is designed to show off slimming bodies. These constant reminders say you have to be thin to succeed American youth. As a result, 1 out of 10 teenage girls suffered from eating disorders. Binge eating is an eating disorder harmful to your physical and mental health and is now becoming very popular with young women today. Anorexia and bulimia are less common than obesity, ie, maximum eating disorders in adolescents and adults. However, the incidence of anorexia and bulimia is increasing in adolescent girls and young women. Up to 1% of 13-17 year old girls suffer from anorexia nervosa. Bulimia is more common in the younger population, between 2% and 4% among young people and women in their twenties. Men can develop all kinds of diseases. However, women are more vulnerable, usually more weight and fashion Binge eating and anorexia are the biggest eating disorders between adolescents and adults. The incidence of teenage girls and young women is increasing. Girls with a maximum of 1% (1%) between 13 and 17 years of age (13 to 17 years of age) show anorexia, and in elderly groups 2 to 4% of binge eating. Appeared in teenage women and their twenties. Binge eating means eating a lot of high-calorie foods and accompanying vomiting. When eating too much, people feel uncontrollable and understand that this behavior is not normal. Dangerous signs of bulimia include uncontrolled diet, frequent use of toilet after meals, depression, uneven mood, irregular timing and flatulence. Anorexia is a disease in which diet and weight loss lead to extreme weight loss. Anorexia has a strong fear against fat and their concern about food and weight often causes other psychological problems. Individuals may not be aware that their weight loss or warning is a problem. Symptom o! Two million people worldwide suffer from eating disorders. It is anorexia nervosa or bulimia. Two thirds of girls and one third of teenagers do not like their weight and weight. Many people are suffering from related diseases such as bulimia nervosa and anorexia, but they do not meet certain conditions for expressing symptoms. This category is called nonspecific eating disorder. Ambiguous symptoms of an eating disorder are concerned about restricted diet, eating too much, clearing up, obesity and distortion of the body. Due to our social standards, people are suffering from eating disorders. Everyone wants to look like a supermodel, but not everyone can. They began to get absorbed in slimming and saw their normal weight as their normal weight fat. When they begin to judge their body, they limit the food and strong hunger they can eat. Weight cycling leads to weight loss and increase

There are many forms of eating disorders in the world, but the two most common diseases are anorexia and bulimia. Anorexia and bulimia mainly occur in adolescents and young women (Amjad). Anorexia is an eating disorder that makes a person starve himself to lose weight. (Amjad) Binge Eating is another common form of eating disorder. In this case, one will experience a period of self-induced self-cleaning action or vomiting after overeating. Induced vomiting known as bulimia. Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are two eating disorders, usually due to the constant desire to become thin and "beautiful". Such eating disorders also occur in men. However, it is not so common. "Male standards are neither extreme nor ordinary body structure as female standards" (Fallon, Katzman, and Wooley 8). It analyzes not only the biology but also the difference between the current situation and existing standards and expectations, and prevents the root cause recurrence. 2.2.2 Structured Problem Solving Methods Deming, Julan and Crosby developed structured problem solving methods in the early stages of the quality revolution. (Evans and Lindsay, 2005). Resolve root causes and implement solutions through structured problem solving Please enter binge eating or anorexia. Binge eating includes impulsive overeating, subsequent harmful self-induced vomiting, laxative or diuretic, and compulsive exercise. Anorexia includes treating itself as fat, but it is actually very thin, so this is a dangerous illness. . Eating disorders and obesity (such as body weight weighing more than 50 pounds) usually need to be treated by experts. These are persistent addicts, and in many cases they do not respond to self-help. Ideally you need teams of psychologists, doctors, nutritionists. Regular overeating or Anorexia and bulimia are the two most common types of eating disorders. Anorexia is characterized by self-starvation and marked weight loss. Binge eating may include overeating, followed by voluntary vomiting or clearance. Both illnesses can threaten life. (18) Treatment of eating disorders usually includes psychological counseling and nutritional counseling, as well as medical and psychological monitoring. Treatment must address the symptoms of eating disorders and medical outcomes, as well as psychological, biological, interpersonal, and cultural factors that cause or maintain eating disorders. (20)

Websites that promote anorexia caused by anorexia itself are drawing more and more attention. The Association for Eating Disorders estimates that in the United States alone, about 10 million women and 1 million men have anorexia, bulimia, compulsive eating. At Pro Anna's website, we recommend that the patient stop the last meal and strengthen the 500 calorie meal a day. These so-called clubs may not cause anorexia, but they encourage members to lose weight and avoid recovery. Biologically, studies of twins and family history have shown that genetic anorexia is genetically predisposed. Some researchers have relationships between anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and obesity and doubt the regulation of hunger and satiety in the central nervous system. In addition, anorexic girls often have constitutional characteristics since birth, such as perfectionism, obsessive compulsive disorder, competitiveness and susceptibility to relationships, especially susceptibility to rejection. They are also prone to emotional adjustment difficulties and are at high risk of depression and anxiety. Written and narrated by Kelsey Osgood, how it completely disappears: Modern anorexia is talking about Osgood and its fight against anorexia. Anorexia called anorexia is an eating disorder that is normally associated with eating disorders and unnaturally thin body types. Although people with anorexia are usually very light, their weight does not completely resist eating disorders. - Animals may be threatened for various reasons, scientists and researchers believe that loss of habitat is the main cause. Contamination, overfishing, overfishing also affects the population. In other words, human activity is the biggest problem. The confusion of food chains and diseases includes this issue, but many different kinds of problems can endanger biological life.

Parents ignore harmful factors that lead to eating disorders and extreme diet, as teens are increasingly using Internet and social media, especially Facebook. 2008 October was published in the self-help magazine "Internet marketing through Facebook: young people and affect the body image of youth," author Michele Foster of the teenagers of Facebook is from 17 years old to 25 years old And I think that it became the main social network of young people. It is also in the age range where female anorexia and bulimia nervosa significantly increase. In the risk factor analysis of eating disorders and substance use disorders, is the only risk factor for predicting all of the outcome category "gender" is three (ED, SUD, comorbid ED + SUD) a. Previous research has reduced the risk of substance use impairment. We identified several risk factors that predict at least two out of three outcome categories: 'dysfunction', 'seeking novelty' and 'not growing with biological parents' Risk The new finding is the emergence of "specific phobia" within 12 months from baseline, predicting eating disorders and substance use disorders. Increased risk of eating disorders: (mental illness that physical symptoms are not related to the physical cause) physical form disorder, major depressive episode and mild manic episodes (ie mild manic episode) Summary of Final Report - NEUROFAST (Comprehensive Neurobiology of Food Intake, Addiction and Stress) Eating disorders: a group of mental disorders associated with eating. (A) People with eating disorders had excessive control over diet, exercise and weight. These diseases include bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and eating disorders not otherwise specified. Eating disorders can be effectively treated with a variety of psychological and medical treatments. Electric cramping therapy (ECT): A form of treatment for mental disorders caused by improving illness caused by the flow of electricity through the brain. ETC is administered with anesthetic and is most commonly used for the treatment of severe mood disorders. The name has the word "shock" and it means "uncontrollable shake". This has happened in the past, but now it does not happen. Because electric current is given when a person is under anesthesia. Eating disorders are complex psychiatric diseases occurring in many different forms, including without particular mention, anorexia, bulimia, bulimia and eating disorders. Each type of eating disorder has its own set of related symptoms, but all types of eating disorders can cause long-term damage to body organs. Complications of these diseases, as well as coexisting mental illness, are widespread and sometimes fatal. Proper and rapid eating disorders can help patients recover and reduce the risk of medical complications and death

Chaya is a senior at high school and his self-identification problem starts with a child with mixed ethnic background. She accused her parents of committing their constant fighting (and the threat of divorce) in their actions, and this time they are trying to become a perfect girl. So Chaya invested in her research, and she did not dispute, but she repeatedly set her goal. Social relations and leisure activities were thrown aside, as Chaya feels guilty when being satisfied with non-target-oriented activities. There is evidence of a role in stressful multiple life events (SE) in the pathogenesis of eating disorders, but so far there have been few studies investigating the problem of bulimia nervosa (BED). The purpose of this study was to investigate SE before BED onset. Based on a retrospective interview, 107 BED patients and 107 Bulky Bulimia (BN) patients were compared and matched for the disease period. Compared to BN patients, BED patients experience more traumatic events, and more generally three types of events, ie, death, family withdrawal and accidents, within 6 months before onset. The presence of SE before onset showed a dose-response relationship with psychopathological severity at the time of introduction treatment. Studies on SE in BED patients may be important to better understand the etiology of the disease and to provide appropriate treatment. Comparison of obesity in obese and nonobese individuals: a delicate boundary between hyperphagia and unresolved bulimia In this study, we investigated events occurring before the onset of eating disorders of bulimia nervosa (BED). In case-control design, 162 black-and-white women recruited women without BED and mental illness, 107 people recruited BED and current women with mental illness from the community to the New England Women Health Program. Retrospective assessment of life events in the year before the onset of eating disorders was done through panel-based interviews. BED women reported significantly more life events occurred during the same year of life than the life events of nonpsychic and mentally ill patients during the year before eating disorders. There is no evidence of racially specific exposure to past life events

Imagine the dangers of living with eating disorders. The room is spinning. Looking at the mirror, the words "obesity, ugliness, and not worth" come to mind, so learn and criticize every part of the body. Then you go to the bathroom and block you by the wall. I do not remember the last "normal" meal. When you step on the scale, you will decide the mood of the day. If you decrease from yesterday it will succeed; if it is the same, or worse, as it goes up, the voice in your heart will become stronger and tell you how hard you are. Eating disorders are complicated and dangerous diseases caused by various problems. One of the best ways to prevent eating disorders of yourself and others is to adopt a healthy body shape and weight attitude and behavior. Here are 8 tips from the National Eating Disorders Association (www.nationaleatingdisorders.org) on ​​how to prevent eating disorders. Let's be an important spectator in the information on media, self-esteem and the image of the body. Do not accept the image you think is the ideal you should try to achieve. If you listen to the comment and somehow look at the image of slimming, please go back to TV. If magazine advertisements or articles that appear dissatisfied with your size or size are displayed, please remove them or send them to the editor. Eating disorders are common in fast food, diet therapy and cultures obsessed with body images. Physical dissatisfaction and dieting often lead to unhealthy and dangerous feeding behavior. Sometimes these dietary habits turn into eating disorders. Their health is very dangerous for poor meals. Eating disorders affect women by 20 times more than men. There are many types of eating disorders, but here are three main types: anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, bulimia nervosa. Today, 5% to 10% adolescent girls and young women in society have anorexia and bulimia. Eating disorders are dangerous and may be fatal if you are not receiving early treatment Anorexia is often called anorexia, an eating disorder. Eating disorders are mental health problems that lead to extreme and dangerous feeding behavior. These extreme eating behaviors can cause other serious health problems. Women with anorexia severely limit the amount of food they eat to prevent weight gain. People with anorexia are often afraid of weight gain and may think that even weight loss is fat. Women with anorexia may exercise too much to gain weight. Over time, eating too little food can cause serious health problems, sometimes even death.

Ballet is a beautiful and romantic performing art. It began with the Italian court system of the 15th century (Jonas). Since its founding, the ballet has undergone many changes and has been recognized worldwide. Ballet is highly appreciated by many people, with exquisite clothes, cheers of audiences, lighting, movement of weightlessness, and beauty. At the magical stage, ballerinas can become people who wish they want to be a fantasy world. For these reasons, children around the world, especially young girls, dream of becoming a ballerina as they grow up. The media constantly disseminates large amounts of images and information, spreading unrealizable, unrealistic and beautiful images This image is always centered on disturbed meals and physical complaints, especially girls. Over the years, the ideal body shape has evolved from a luxurious curved image imitating a slim and slim frame to Marilyn Monroe (Katzmarzk & Davis, 2001), which is consistent with high-end fashion models such as Kate Moss. Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa affect 1 to 4% of young adult women (American Psychiatric Association, 1994). Eating disorders are serious mental and physical diseases that develop around weight, body image and food. Eating disorders include anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Several outsiders ignore these diseases, but if left untreated these diseases can become fatal. Eating disorders are closely related to depression and other psychiatric disorders. According to the National Association of anorexia nervosa and related diseases, about 50% of people with eating disorders also have some form of depression. Eating disorders are mental illnesses and it is important to recognize that there is a deeper cause than the desire to create a better body image. Eating disorders are complex mental illness caused by genetic and environmental factors - negative body images are only potential contributors. However, since many people with eating disorders emphasize their body shape and weight when deciding their own self-worth, negative body images stand out in eating disorders. This "overestimate of shape and weight", although it is a part, is not a symptom of all eating disorders. Human self-assessment is unduly affected by body shape and body weight, consistent with diagnosis of neurogenic anorexia or bulimia nervosa. Diagnosis of nervous anorexia is incompatible with not being able to recognize the weight or body severity of the person or the current low body weight.

Eating disorders are becoming more common in modern society. The three most common eating disorders are anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. There are more eating disorders, but they are often subtypes or characteristics of these three diseases. Diet fashion and health are becoming more common but still it is difficult to define and detect eating disorders. Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and overeating are usually caused by low self-esteem and pressure from colleagues that cause serious medical consequences. Eating disorders and confused meals are usually experienced by female athletes, but are recognized by coaches, teachers, parents, therapists and doctors. Including asymptomatic eating disorders and complete DSM-IV-TR criteria for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, eating disorders, and disordered dietary and eating disorders that satisfy bulimia nervosa bulimia I use the term disability diet therapy. Rejection is a central feature of eating disorders and other poisoning processes. In my clinical experience, at-home rejection of athletic disorders of athletes exceeds that of non-athletic women with eating disorders. The fire of refusal can be provided by a coach that relies on extraordinary talent and great success to win games, championships, rewards etc. When a female athlete is still winning or competing and sick, it may be easier to reject a positive problem with food or diet. For athletes, the prevalence of eating disorders should be very important. Because these diseases can have a serious effect on performance. Regarding the presence of male eating disorders, eating disorders are more common among athletes than non-athletic students, but female eating disorders are more common than male eating disorders Seem. Explanation of possible causes was investigated from new and old sources. The purpose of this paper is to investigate and solve the possible relevance between male exercise and eating disorder and to investigate and solve the prevalence of eating disorders of male athletes compared with male non- It is to determine the occasional relationship between the increase. What is the cause of eating disorders? The latest research on eating disorders has made great progress and will continue in the future. It would prove otherwise unless the eating disorder as a theory by excessive control of parents and excessive desire is steadily being driven into genetic research. Individual eating disorders are caused by complex mixing of biological, behavioral, psychological and social factors. Studies have shown that the genetic basis of eating disorders is similar to other prominent mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and autism (11). For example, families with eating disorders (eg, mothers, fathers, brothers, etc.) are 11 times more likely to develop eating disorders (12).

Eating disorder, anorexia, Martha Stewart - control, perfection, and temptation of fantasy I have a strange interest in Martha Stewart. I read Jerry Oppenheimer's Just Desserts and my interest in reaching her highest peak. Sheila can dismiss her husband everyday, seeing out to her employees (this is less imaginative) and planning to take over the world. Eating disorders: a group of mental disorders associated with eating. (A) People with eating disorders had excessive control over diet, exercise and weight. These diseases include bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and eating disorders not otherwise specified. Eating disorders can be effectively treated with a variety of psychological and medical treatments. Electric cramping therapy (ECT): A form of treatment for mental disorders caused by improving illness caused by the flow of electricity through the brain. ETC is administered with anesthetic and is most commonly used for the treatment of severe mood disorders. The name has the word "shock" and it means "uncontrollable shake". This has happened in the past, but now it does not happen because current is given when a person is anesthetized Anorexia is often called anorexia, an eating disorder. Eating disorders are mental health problems that lead to extreme and dangerous feeding behavior. These extreme eating behaviors can cause other serious health problems. Women with anorexia severely limit the amount of food they eat to prevent weight gain. People with anorexia are often afraid of weight gain and may think that even weight loss is fat. Women with anorexia may exercise too much to gain weight. Over time, eating too little food can cause serious health problems, sometimes even death. The two most common types of eating disorders are anorexia and bulimia. Anorexia includes forced diet or starvation to suppress weight gain. Binge eating involves overeating, vomiting and the use of laxatives to eliminate excess calories in the body. Both types of eating disorders can adversely affect the reproductive process and pregnancy. Women suffering from bulimia are often overweight, which puts them at risk of hypertension. For women with eating disorders, the incidence of postpartum depression is high, and there is a high possibility that there is a problem with breastfeeding. Taking laxatives, diuretics, other medications may be harmful to infant development. These substances remove nutrients and liquids before feeding and nourishing the baby.

Eating disorders People are constantly being influenced by social media and colleagues, so it is an ideal body image. Despite the devastating consequences of eating disorders, they work hard to achieve this goal. The social, mental and physical effects of eating disorders remain in the life of others and may constitute an endless failure. Eating disorders are "diseases that cause serious dislocation in everyday meals, such as eating very small amounts of food or severe overeating" ("dietary disorders"). Eating disorders: a group of mental disorders associated with eating. (A) People with eating disorders had excessive control over diet, exercise and weight. These diseases include bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and eating disorders not otherwise specified. Eating disorders can be effectively treated with a variety of psychological and medical treatments. Electric cramping therapy (ECT): A form of treatment for mental disorders caused by improving illness caused by the flow of electricity through the brain. ETC is administered with anesthetic and is most commonly used for the treatment of severe mood disorders. The name has the word "shock" and it means "uncontrollable shake". This has happened in the past, but now it does not happen because current is given when a person is anesthetized Eating disorders are complex psychiatric diseases occurring in many different forms, including without particular mention, anorexia, bulimia, bulimia and eating disorders. Each type of eating disorder has its own set of related symptoms, but all types of eating disorders can cause long-term damage to body organs. Complications of these diseases, as well as coexisting mental illness, are widespread and sometimes fatal. Proper and rapid eating disorders can help patients recover and reduce the risk of medical complications and death

If you concentrate too much on your weight and food and you can not concentrate on many things, you can threaten life called eating disorders. Anorexia, bulimia and bulimia are the most common types of eating disorders. Identifying, fighting, and recovering eating disorders may be a series of terrible events that at the time could not be overcome, but through the healing power and intervention of the divine God healed It is possible and available. I know that when you or someone you love suffers from an eating disorder such as bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, bulimia, it affects the whole family. Contrary to common misunderstandings, eating disorders are not the only problem affecting girls. They affect sex and people of all ages. Most eating disorders involve other serious physical and psychological risks - depression, trauma or medical complications - many of them may be life-threatening. This is the key to using early intervention. Binge eating is a mental illness that affects the way you eat. With this disease, you regularly eat lots of food in a short period of time (eat too much). You can not control what you eat or eat, but you feel pain, disgust, guilt, or depression after eating. Eating too much may be a reaction to depression or depression, anxiety, stress or the feeling of 'numbness'. The difference between overeating and bulimia is that people with bulimia never try to clean up the food they have just eaten. Binge eating is also called "compulsive overeating". Eating disorders are a group of mental disorders that affect how you feel about food and how you feel about yourself and your body. Eating disorders are mainly of three types. Nervous anorexia, bulimia nervosa, bulimia nervosa. These are called eating disorders, but it is important to remember that these diseases are not just foods - they are also important to your own feelings and how to respond to your feelings and other than It also relates to deep factors. Anorexic people try to reduce their weight by reducing their amount of eating, refusing to eat, or excessively exercising. Other people eat a small amount of food and try to eliminate food by washing immediately. Anorexic young people may refuse to gain weight with age, even though growth related weight gain is normal and healthy.

What is the perfect size? Many young women are difficult to answer this question in adulthood that they are in adulthood. We constantly change our way of thinking about the perfect body type, but it is always influenced by the perception that the media should look like a perfect body image. We all admire the images we see on television and magazines, and some of us will do something that looks like them. This image forces us to cause self-esteem problems. These advertisements are hurting our physical and mind. Many young girls are taking extreme measures to realize perception of the perfect body form of the media, and the possibility of developing one of them increases. Influence of the media on eating disorders The National Eating Disorders Association stated that eating disorders are caused by factors such as physical, psychological, interpersonal and social problems. Media images help to define the cultural definition of beauty and appeal and are often cited as one of the factors contributing to the increase in eating disorders (NEDA). The website of the National Eating Disorders Association, "Influence of the Media on Physical Satisfaction of Young Women", "Influence of the Media on Disability of the Body Image and Eating Disorder", and "Dietary Behavior of Public High School Students' And satisfaction of life " Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control over life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients Eating disorders and media problems: How does the media change perception of youth's body image? & How does contact with this "ideal body" lead to eating disorders in adolescence? Hypothesis: Exposure to the media creates an ideal body image that most teenagers can not easily maintain, young people are dissatisfied with their bodies, unhealthy dietary habits and other more severe eating disorders Cause it. Learning logic: If the media is limited, given the word "diet impairment" you will automatically imagine a thin person. This part is correct because people with anorexia and bulimia are relatively thin, but what you do not know is that there are eating disorders that affect mainly obese people. Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by severe eating disorders (Merriam Webster, 2014), the most famous eating disorder is bulimia nervosa.

When browsing famous publication magazines such as Vogue, Glamor, Top Model, they all show a beautiful woman with amazing beauty and attractive style and fashion. But when you look at models, are they really like ordinary women reading these magazines, and the purpose of advertisement and articles is for these. Women and men are doing their best to hurt themselves to reach such numbers, and magazines show beauty. These people suffer from eating disorders, are starving or eating, then clean up the food. Eating disorders are mental disorders including compulsive food, highly unhealthy eating behavior and distorted body images. They are complex and serious diseases. The group most affected by eating disorders is usually a girl from 16 to 20 years old. Adolescent eating disorders are often thought to be caused by depression or genetic factors, but social media exacerbates the problem by a significant increase in peer pressure and girls withstand fatal eating disorders . Anorexia is self-compromised starvation and mental illness. In fact, anorexia is one of the countries with the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses (Gerri Freid Kramer, p. 15). Binge eating is a mental eating disorder characterized by disappearance after overeating (Gerri Freid Kramer, p. 21). Bulimia patients are known for voluntary vomiting, laxatives and diuretics. Both eating disorders An eating disorder is a mental illness defined by abnormal dietary habits, such as too little or too much meal, can cause serious physical and mental problems. The most common eating disorders are anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Images of distorted unhealthy bodies often accompany these conditions. For example, people with anorexia nervosa accept unreasonable fear of obesity and lack weight. Because of the same weight gain fears, bulimia patients complement the onset of bulimia by tidying up or excessive exercise. Eating disorders are often characterized by excessive attention to the image of the body - this is another psychosis, a physical deformity disorder and a function shared by them.

"Anorexia nervosa is a very terrifying and fat eating disorder.The result of this unfounded fear is self hunger and severe weight loss.In addition malnutrition is caused by hormonal disorders, anemia, problems of the heart , Bone vulnerability etc. Some of them are life-threatening problems ("anorexia", 1) bulimia may result in serious physical consequences Psychologically harmful intake Eating disorder, anorexia can make you hungry, it is an overeating episode This disease will cause great damage to food and then become obvious - induce vomiting. There are two aspects to understanding the problem of eating disorders. One is an emotional or psychological aspect affected by eating disorders. The other is physical. Eating disorders are harmful and can cause physical and psychological damage to the body. According to Dr. Creek Johnson and director of eating disorders program at Oakland Tulsa Laurent Hospital. As we live in heavyweight culture, eating disorders exist. To understand the two aspects of eating disorders you need to understand what eating disorders are. Anorexia is extreme food restriction and excessive weight loss. Bumilia nervosa is a cycle where clearance continues after hyperphagia. Vomiting, laxatives, excessive exercise habits can cause tidying up. Eating too much begins again. Another eating disorder is an eating disorder. Chaotic diet is a psychological barrier to food, weight and body image, resulting in a very serious diet and exercise habits. Eating disorders are serious mental and physical diseases that develop around weight, body image and food. Eating disorders include anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Several outsiders ignore these diseases, but if left untreated these diseases can become fatal. Eating disorders are closely related to depression and other psychiatric disorders. According to the National Association of anorexia nervosa and related diseases, about 50% of people with eating disorders also have some form of depression. Eating disorders are mental illnesses and it is important to recognize that there is a deeper cause than the desire to create a better body image. Eating disorder eating disorder Cassandra M. Alexander Florida State University Jacksonville Eating disorders Eating disorders are the highest mortality rate among all mental illnesses. The three most discussed are what we call anorexia, bulimia, and researchers EDNOS (dietary disorders are not mentioned elsewhere). Every eating disorder can be fatal in your own way. What are symptoms, what they have done to you and your body, and what is unaffected are diagnosed as "dietary disorders that may be life-threatening and may have both psychological and physiological characteristics" it was done. And, Donbeck). Because of individual differences, various eating disorders such as bulimia, bulimia, anorexia, etc. are gradually consumed throughout the country. Binge eating is a very common eating disorder. Like anorexia, bulimia is also very suitable

Children's anorexia and food refusal "Eating disorders in children and adolescents can cause life-threatening, debilitating, body growth and development, mood, behavior.However, if left untreated , They may result in devastating and sometimes irreversible medical, behavioral and emotional consequences of adulthood chronic disease (Robin, Gilroy and Dennis, 1998, pp 421) Eating disorders are particularly It is not uncommon. Anorexia Nervosa: Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder that makes children and adolescents understand their weight and eating food. Anorexic young people tend to keep age and height lower than normal body weight due to hunger and / or excessive exercise. Anorexia can have destructive and long-term effects on the body. It looks like this, but anorexia is not always associated with weight or even food. Focusing on the body image and food intake is usually to control people's lives and deal with emotional problems. Young people with nervous anorexia are thinking that their own self-worth is dependent on their thinness. The literal meaning of the term anorexia is "anorexia." However, this definition is misleading. People with anorexia nervosa often feel hungry, but they reject food anyway. People with anorexia nervosa are very afraid to get fat if they are thick. I think I am fat. These people may try to correct this recognized "defect" by strictly limiting overdose to reduce food intake and weight. People with anorexia often use food and diet as a way to gain control when they are very tense or overwhelmed by other aspects of life. Insufficient, low self-esteem, anxiety, anger, or loneliness also leads to the onset of this disease. In addition, people with eating disorders may have a difficult relationship or have a history of being teased about their size and weight. There are two types of eating disorders used to control food intake and cause extreme weight loss: anorexia and bulimia. "Anorexia is a state that refuses to obtain sufficient calories as a child is afraid of becoming fat and enough irrationally fat (Mehlenbeck, 2007)" Bulimia is a condition in which a child eats bulimia (Mehlenbeck, 2007) After vomiting or laxatives are used to remove foods (Mehlenbeck, 2007) Children rarely meet the DSM-IV criteria, so it is difficult to diagnose children with eating disorders first "DSM - IV criteria for anorexia nervosa includes the following:

The university is a very dangerous moment for the occurrence of eating disorders. Transition from high school to university is stressful and often leads to deterioration of eating habits. The transition from dependence to independence is a big step forward. With independence, the discovery of new freedom is full of opportunities, but it also accompanies decline. The university is a completely new world and environment. College students are trying to balance home pressure, colleague pressure, responsibility, time management, and academic and social life. Eating disorder eating disorder Cassandra M. Alexander Florida State University Jacksonville Eating disorders Eating disorders are the highest mortality rate among all mental illnesses. The three most discussed are what we call anorexia, bulimia, and researchers EDNOS (dietary disorders are not mentioned elsewhere). Every eating disorder can be fatal in your own way. What are the symptoms, what they did to you and your body, and what is unaffected were diagnosed as "dietary disorders with both psychological and physiological characteristics that may be life-threatening" And, Donbeck). Because of individual differences, various eating disorders such as bulimia, bulimia, anorexia, etc. are gradually consumed throughout the country. Binge eating is a very common eating disorder. Like anorexia, bulimia is also very suitable Bulimia which is commonly known as bulimia is an eating disorder. Eating disorders are mental health problems that lead to extreme and dangerous feeding behavior. These extreme eating behaviors can cause other serious health problems. Unlike women with anorexia, binge eating women usually have normal weight. Unlike women with bulimia, women have bulimia nervosa or attempt to remove food and weight after combination. Binging and Purging are usually done personally. This may make it difficult for a loved one to judge whether it has bulimia or other eating disorders. Anorexia, bulimia and overeating are not the only eating disorders people struggle with. There are other eating disorders that are not well known but are equally dangerous. One of these "other" eating disorders is hypersensitivity. It's little known or more deceptive. It usually begins as a new way of life, you can eat healthier and cleaner, but it can be obsessive. The type of food that is fixed and the "purity" of the food can eventually damage the health of the victim. Correction is not officially diagnosed in the mental disorder diagnosis and statistics manual, but it may still be a debilitating illness.

Regarding recipes, there seem to be two opposite extremes of obesity and eating disorders. Most people classify their feeding behavior normally or between these two extremes. But these two conditions are still common in today's society. Although rare, the origin of eating disorders and obesity has a long history. These conditions create other concepts and theory while requiring attention and correspondence. Constraint theory arises from curiosity concerning various eating behaviors. Anorexia is often called anorexia, an eating disorder. Eating disorders are mental health problems that lead to extreme and dangerous feeding behavior. These extreme eating behaviors can cause other serious health problems. Women with anorexia severely limit the amount of food they eat to prevent weight gain. People with anorexia are often afraid of weight gain and may think that even weight loss is fat. Women with anorexia may exercise too much to gain weight. Over time, eating too little food can cause serious health problems, sometimes even death. Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are psychological disorders including extreme disorders of feeding behavior. A young man with anorexia refuses to maintain normal weight. Bulimia people take repeated actions such as eating repeatedly, such as using vomiting or laxatives to remove food from the body. Binge eating is characterized by uncontrolled overeating. Experts believe that many American girls are suffering from bulimia and keep this problem secret. Binging eating usually begins in late puberty and early adulthood. People with Binge Eating experience a cycle of eating a lot of food, vomiting, using laxatives or diuretics, aerobic exercise for hours, and eliminating

These children have to take drastic measures so that they can get the perfect crown. They have plenty of cosmetics, counterfeit teeth, expensive clothes, and even tan. Their parents forced them to practice until their performance was perfect. As a human being, we are anxious for acceptance, especially in our social life. The second section of the song talks about the pressure and the need for acceptance that we are sociable. Because media seems to be perfect for the audience, it plays a big role as it continues to advertise young girls with long and long hair. Every time I see a person who thinks it is "perfect" on the Internet or television, it is almost impossible to avoid self-judgment. They have a perfect body, they have a perfect relationship, they have a perfect business, they wear perfect clothes, they live in a perfect house, they drive a perfect car . I have learned self-care techniques and how to use physical and spiritual perceptions to raise self-esteem for 20 years. We can build a solid foundation of truth, truth, and confidence until we fully understand extreme physical acceptance, strong self-mercy, and deep self-forgiveness. People guess how the perfect body looks. Caroline Heldman's article "Outside the Body Image" explains how the body image affects people. Through many case studies, she is convinced that people with low self-objectivity perform better than people with high self-objectivity. Self-objectiveness is the way we see our body through the eyes of others. Although self-objectiveness has many effects, it tends to affect women, not males. Over the years men have started to gradually increase. "Boy and men also experienced self-opposition, but at a lower percentage - probably because they can not get the message that their bodies are their main value, unlike women. ) Many people, especially young people, are easily affected by the depiction of the "perfect body" of the media. Should the media be responsible for the spread of physical problems and other self-image problems? Magazines full of slim girls and muscular men can lead to a negative body image, which in turn will encourage unhealthy customs. Combined with other factors such as mental health, there is no doubt why serious, sometimes life threatening bodies and eating disorders are so common. Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and their variants are serious disorders of feeding behavior. They bring psychological, physical and socially negative consequences. Although eating disorders may begin small, mandatory behavior expands rapidly, there is no serious problem. Eating disorders are medical treatable medical problems in reality

It is almost impossible to open newspapers and magazines, listen to the radio, shop at a shopping mall, turn on the TV, without faced with information that does not require weight gain (media impact 1). According to a survey, women had an average of 13 negative thoughts on their bodies every day, but 97% of women had a moment at which I hated my body for at least an hour. Media draws "perfect people" as thin and ideal people you see on magazines and television. Every year millions of Americans are diagnosed with eating disorders in the United States. The majority of people with eating disorders are women. Pressure from television, magazines, athletes, low self-esteem, helpless feeling, and other factors contribute to eating disorders. Eating disorders are not only abnormal dietary habits but also psychological problems. (Siegel 8). Eating disorders are mainly of two types. It is anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa (McCarthy 52). Anorexia nervosa is self-starvation - attraction of thinness. This is a potentially life-threatening situation and people refuse to eat enough food to maintain normal weight. Binge eating is characterized by removing it after swallowing. Clearance can cause many long-term health effects Anorexia and bulimia are major eating disorders. We have recent research findings on the development of these diseases, such as socio-cultural factors (such as media and peer influences), family factors (eg wealth and criticism), adverse effects, low self-esteem and physical dissatisfaction Review. The cognitive and biological aspects of eating disorders have also been revised. There seems to be some factors necessary for eating disorders, but none of them are sufficient. Eating disabilities may be a way to deal with identity and personal management issues In general, eating disorders are rarely the result of an isolated incident or the situation of life. Eating disorders may occur due to certain factors such as genetics, diet, perfectionism, trauma, media influences etc. However, re-emergence or escalation of middle-aged eating disorders is thought to be caused by dramatic or unexpected changes in life. These catalysts include the following. Divorce / divorce: divorce or divorce is a difficult transition period, regardless of what is behind it. A woman may worry about spending the rest of her life alone. Returning to the dating world may lead to extreme anxiety and anxiety. After all, every day a woman is facing a media message telling her that she has to be thin to succeed and gain love. Under this shock, women's self esteem weakens and her body dissatisfaction increases.

Eating disorders and female athletes with eating disorders An eating disorder is a severe disorder of eating behavior, including eating disorders, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa (NOS) and unspecified eating disorders . In addition, some researchers have created the term anorexia. Anorexia nervosa is characterized by bodily distortion, fear of fat and weight gain, amenorrhea (without menstruation), refusing to keep weight by the height and height of the lowest age. This study investigated the dimensions of a young female athlete who eats disorder. Female athlete's eating disorders can lead to adverse health effects and even death. Previous studies found that among female athletes the prevalence of disorderly feeding behavior is between 15% and 62%. Finally, comparing the average of each athlete tested and non-athlete shows that there is a big difference. In this study eating disorders are important among female athletes and are assumed to have important factors that affect the health risk of eating disorders. Eating disorders and female athletes with eating disorders An eating disorder is a severe disorder of eating behavior, including eating disorders, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa (NOS) and unspecified eating disorders . In addition, some researchers have created the term anorexia. - The image of the female athlete in the movie, the women's cultural ideals are somewhat synchronized. As the concept of female characters and the concept of women change, the acceptance of cultural norms based on images of female athletes and women's athletic abilities has also changed. In NCAA athlete's study of Division 1, over one-third of female athletes reported their attitudes and symptoms at risk of anorexia nervosa. The majority of athletes with eating disorders are women, but emphasis is placed on male athletes, especially those who participate in sports, exercise, appearance, size, weight requirements, such as wrestling and body building People tend to put on running with the crew. Three risk factors are considered to be particularly useful for female athletes to be prone to eating disorders. Social impact highlights thinness, performance anxiety, and negative self-evaluation of exercise outcome. The fourth element is entirely based on the identity of athletics For athletes, the prevalence of eating disorders should be very important. Because these diseases can have a serious effect on performance. Regarding the presence of male eating disorders, eating disorders are more common among athletes than non-athletic students, but female eating disorders are more common than male eating disorders Seem. Explanation of possible causes was investigated from new and old sources. The purpose of this paper is to investigate and solve the possible relevance between male exercise and eating disorder and to investigate and solve the prevalence of eating disorders of male athletes compared with male non- It is to determine the occasional relationship between the increase.

Eating disorders and media doctors diagnose millions of Americans every year as an eating disorder. Ninety percent of the people diagnosed are women. The majority of these women have one of two of the most common types of eating disorders: anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa (National Council on Eating Disorders, 2004). People with anorexia nervosa experience myocardial contractions, slow irregular heartbeats, and ultimately heart failure. In addition to their heart, their kidneys, digestive system and muscles often fail. Eating disorders and media problems: How does the media change perception of youth's body image? & How does contact with this "ideal body" lead to eating disorders in adolescence? Hypothesis: Exposure to the media creates an ideal body image that most teenagers can not easily maintain, young people are dissatisfied with their bodies, unhealthy dietary habits and other more severe eating disorders Cause it. Learning logic: If the media is limited, given the word "diet impairment" you will automatically imagine a thin person. This part is correct because people with anorexia and bulimia are relatively thin, but what you do not know is that there are eating disorders that affect mainly obese people. Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by severe eating disorders (Merriam Webster, 2014), the most famous eating disorder is bulimia nervosa. Eating disorders and media doctors diagnose millions of Americans every year as an eating disorder. Ninety percent of the people diagnosed are women. The majority of these women have one of two of the most common types of eating disorders: anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa (National Council on Eating Disorders, 2004). People with anorexia nervosa experience myocardial contractions, slow irregular heartbeats, and ultimately heart failure. - With advances in technology and mainstream culture in the United States, companies are looking for a more skilled way to advertise and sell their products to consumers. As the Internet and social media become more popular, consumers are realizing that social media can lead them to a better purchasing source. Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control of life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients

When you or someone you love suffers from an eating disorder such as bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, bulimia, you know that it will affect the whole family. Contrary to common misunderstandings, eating disorders are not the only problem affecting girls. They affect people of all ages and gender. Most eating disorders involve other serious physical and psychological risks - depression, trauma or medical complications - many of them may threaten life. This is the key to using early intervention. In addition to devastating emotional and physical damage that can be caused by eating disorders, they are often associated with mental health, substance use or trauma problems. When these coexist with eating disorders, it is called a double diagnosis. People with eating disorders may use other coping mechanisms to combat the low self image, reduce appetite, further harm the health, and make eating disorders more severe. Patients with anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa may use substances as a coping mechanism. This is a real danger to anyone relying on and abusing, but for those who may have eating disorders, this is even more evident. You must treat the eating disorder of you or your family as soon as possible. Because neurogenic bulimia nervosa or anorexia nervosa is harmful to families, it affects many parts of the body from bones, hair, skin, teeth, gums to internal organs and possibly causing various cardiovascular disorders there is. Outpatient planning may be adequate, depending on the particular eating disorder and whether the patient has complications or drug abuse problems. Long hospitalization is recommended for treatment of eating disorders in some cases. Given that eating disorders and BDD can become a fatal disease, it is best to borrow expert assistance at either a hospitalization facility or an outpatient treatment center. Eating disorders and BDD treatment programs will provide cognitive behavioral therapy designed to challenge the patient's self image and eliminate destructive habits. While conversation and group therapy can help patients reduce isolation, nutritional counseling allows patients to understand lifelong healthy eating habits An important step in initiating rehabilitation is to find experts in qualified eating disorders; people specializing in eating disorders help adjust and supervise care and treatment. Since many people with eating disorders often respond well to this level of treatment, this can usually be done from outpatient settings. Eating disorder experts are essential to develop a treatment plan to address the needs and needs of men or women. The treatment team may also be formed and coordinated with eating disorder experts to address various complications related to the disease, such as treatment and nutrition. If outpatient care is not enough, these experts will help you find higher level care. Eating disorders HopeTM provides education, support and inspiration to people with eating disorders and their loved ones, and medical providers of eating disorders. Eating disorders Hope TM resources include articles on eating disorder treatment programs, support groups, rehabilitation tools, and so on. Eating disorders Hope ™ can help, regardless of whether the individual suffers from hyperphagia, anorexia, body distortion, or bulimia. Eating disorders HopeTM promotes the promotion of termination of eating disorders, acceptance of life, and recovery from anorexia, bulimia, bulimia and other eating disorders. Our mission is to recognize the uniqueness and value of people around the world, regardless of appearance, achievement, applause.

Increases in clinically diagnosed anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa have increased over the past few decades. According to Barlow, Durand and Stewart (2012), eating disorders are more common among women, especially between 12 and 25 years of age. Before contemporary research, eating disorders were seen as western phenomena, as countries outside of Western Europe could not use such diverse foods. This view is changing. Eating disorders: a group of mental disorders associated with eating. (A) People with eating disorders had excessive control over diet, exercise and weight. These diseases include bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and eating disorders not otherwise specified. Eating disorders can be effectively treated with a variety of psychological and medical treatments. Electric cramping therapy (ECT): A form of treatment for mental disorders caused by improving illness caused by the flow of electricity through the brain. ETC is administered with anesthetic and is most commonly used for the treatment of severe mood disorders. The name has the word "shock" and it means "uncontrollable shake". This has happened in the past, but now it does not happen because current is given when a person is anesthetized Eating disorders are complex psychiatric diseases occurring in many different forms, including without particular mention, anorexia, bulimia, bulimia and eating disorders. Each type of eating disorder has its own set of related symptoms, but all types of eating disorders can cause long-term damage to body organs. Complications of these diseases, as well as coexisting mental illness, are widespread and sometimes fatal. Proper and rapid eating disorders can help patients recover and reduce the risk of medical complications and death Puberty Eating Disorder Puberty Eating Disorder Introduction Adolescent eating disorders are a cause of serious alarms. An effective definition of an eating disorder represents the victim of eating disorders, as is evident in the school environment. Because eating disorders have wide anxiety and perception about food, weight, and body shape. This led to strange feeding behavior (Gowers & Bryant-Waugh, 2004). This article is intended to investigate the effects of eating disorders in adolescence. Eating disorders are complicated diseases that affect people of all ages and the onset of eating disorders usually occurs before adolescence or puberty. In the United States alone, eating disorders affect millions of young people and young people. Given the fact that eating disorders can cause serious complications, identification, diagnosis and treatment must be identified as soon as possible. It can be recovered through early diagnosis and appropriate treatment. There is a correlation between the "ideal" body and the concept of eating disorders, but there is no consensus on the underlying causes of eating disorders. Eating disorders are generally thought to be caused by one or more physical, behavioral, and social factors including genetics, unpleasant experiences / injuries, pressure from peers, teasing, families with eating disorders, etc. It is.

Eating disorders and media problems: How can the media change the recognition of young people 's body image? How does this approach to "the ideal body" lead to young people suffering from eating disorders? Hypothesis: Exposure to the media creates an ideal body image that most teenagers can not easily maintain, young people are dissatisfied with their bodies, unhealthy dietary habits and other more severe eating disorders Cause it. Learning logic: If media is limited to teenagers, they are unlikely to suffer from eating disorders, or they actually have their own ideas to create "real self" Do you have. Eating disorders and media doctors diagnose millions of Americans every year as an eating disorder. Ninety percent of the people diagnosed are women. The majority of these women have one of two of the most common types of eating disorders: anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa (National Council on Eating Disorders, 2004). People with anorexia nervosa experience myocardial contractions, slow irregular heartbeats, and ultimately heart failure. In addition to their heart, their kidneys, digestive system and muscles often fail. Anorexia and bulimia are major eating disorders. We have recent research findings on the development of these diseases, such as socio-cultural factors (such as media and peer influences), family factors (eg wealth and criticism), adverse effects, low self-esteem and physical dissatisfaction Review. The cognitive and biological aspects of eating disorders have also been revised. There seems to be some factors necessary for eating disorders, but none of them are sufficient. Eating disabilities may be a way to deal with identity and personal management issues Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control over life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients Eating disorders and media problems: How does the media change perception of youth's body image? & How does contact with this "ideal body" lead to eating disorders in adolescence? Hypothesis: Exposure to the media creates an ideal body image that most teenagers can not easily maintain, young people are dissatisfied with their bodies, unhealthy dietary habits and other more severe eating disorders Cause it. Learning logic: If the media is limited, given the word "diet impairment" you will automatically imagine a thin person. This part is correct because people with anorexia and bulimia are relatively thin, but what you do not know is that there are eating disorders that affect mainly obese people. Eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by severe eating disorders (Merriam Webster, 2014), the most famous eating disorder is bulimia nervosa.

Media Plato's body image once said, "We saw beauty in the eyes of the heart ..." Some people think that other beauties may not do. From actresses, movies, magazine models, and pop stars making fashion and contemporary music videos on television, people may want to become beautiful, you need to lose weight. Actresses such as Jennifer · Aniston, Sarah · Michelle Gellar, Clarista · Flockhart, Courtney · Cox, Debra · Messing, etc. play their part in their own TV programs and are very thin. At a conference on eating disorders, body images, media, BMA Vivienne Nathanson says: FACT: The important thing is not the shape but the important thing is health. "In order to tackle media and body image issues, this report was published before the" Shin Summit "in the UK on June 21. In the UK 7 million women and 1 million men consumed It is estimated that you are suffering from eating disorders Anorexia affects up to 2% of British women between the ages of 15 and 30, 6 to 10 out of 100 patients are sick To die Media and body image problems are important for eating disorders and other diseases related to the body image. Of course, not everyone with an eating disorder is adversely affected by the media, and the media may not be the only reason for someone's eating disorder. However, it is usually a contributing factor. As mentioned above, the unrealistic image we see in the media may contribute to the development of eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. Anorexic people restrict calories. They may actually be very thin, but many people do this because they think they are overweight. People may be anorexia for other reasons; for example, some people control their food intake as a way to maintain some degree of control of life, it seems uncontrollable. However, distortion of the body is a common factor in anorexia patients Eating disorders are serious mental and physical diseases that develop around weight, body image and food. Eating disorders include anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Several outsiders ignore these diseases, but if left untreated these diseases can become fatal. Eating disorders are closely related to depression and other psychiatric disorders. According to the National Association of anorexia nervosa and related diseases, about 50% of people with eating disorders also have some form of depression. Eating disorders are mental illnesses and it is important to recognize that there is a deeper cause than the desire to create a better body image.

Eating disorders develop at puberty and peaks usually for girls aged 15 to 16 years. Anxious feeding behavior dominates adolescent women in our society. More than 40% of young women suffer from these diseases. The most common of these diseases are bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. There are various factors in our society that affect the onset of these diseases. Harmful feeding behavior is common and their prevalence is so high that they become increasingly rare. Puberty Eating Disorder Puberty Eating Disorder Introduction Adolescent eating disorders are a cause of serious alarms. An effective definition of an eating disorder represents the victim of eating disorders, as is evident in the school environment. Because eating disorders have wide anxiety and perception about food, weight, and body shape. This led to strange feeding behavior (Gowers & Bryant-Waugh, 2004). This article is intended to investigate the effects of eating disorders in adolescence. Eating disorders are complicated diseases that affect people of all ages and the onset of eating disorders usually occurs before adolescence or puberty. In the United States alone, eating disorders affect millions of young people and young people. Given the fact that eating disorders can cause serious complications, identification, diagnosis and treatment must be identified as soon as possible. It can be recovered through early diagnosis and appropriate treatment. There is a correlation between the "ideal" body and the concept of eating disorders, but there is no consensus on the underlying causes of eating disorders. Eating disorders are generally thought to be caused by one or more physical, behavioral, and social factors including genetics, unpleasant experiences / injuries, pressure from peers, teasing, families with eating disorders, etc. It is. Eating disorders are often defined as full desire to consume body weight and / or strong fear against weight gain. The most common eating disorders during adolescence are anorexia, bulimia and bulimia. Even patients who do not meet all clinical criteria for eating disorders may be at severe danger and should receive medical care. Young people with anorexia may take extreme measures to avoid eating and manage the amount and quality of food you eat. They may become extremely thin or thin, and they are still talking about feeling obese. Because their body image is distorted, they usually continue to eat under very unhealthy weight

Pregnancy and eating disorders Many pregnant women expressed concerns about weight gain and the maintenance of young bodies. If you have a history of anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa, weight gain and body type changes associated with pregnancy can cause extreme pain (Rand et al., 1987). Little is known about the effects of pregnancy on women with anorexia nervosa or bulimia nervosa. Amenorrhea, menstrual dysfunction and infertility are common features of these syndromes, but some women can become pregnant even if their weight is lower than their normal weight (Lemberg & Phillips, 1989). Depression in adolescence is a serious problem in today's society and it is often a major factor in most adolescent problems. Statistics on young people running away from home, alcoholism, substance abuse, pregnancy, eating disorders, and suicide are amazing. The common link between all these crises is often depression. The way to adolescence is difficult and the choice of young people may bring about permanent scarring in the life of the young generation of young men and women all generations. People are increasingly aware that depression in their teens can change their lives and even endanger their lives. Depression in adolescence is a serious problem in today's society and is the main cause of many adolescent problems. The number of young people escaping from home, alcoholism, substance abuse, pregnancy, eating disorders and suicide is amazing. Frequent contact between these teenagers is often depression. Careful passage from puberty to early adulthood may leave a permanent scar on the life of all generations of young men and women. I learned that depression of teenagers changed their lives and even life threatening. essay.com/Teenage Depression: Recognize the relationship between teen depression and today's teenage problems such as suicide, eating disorders, pregnancy Depression in adolescence: Understand the relationship between adolescent depression and today's teenage problems such as suicide, eating disorders, pregnancy Eating disorders affect about 7 million Americans each year and tend to peak during the birth year. Pregnancy is a more common time of physical image problems and for those suffering from eating disorders, 9 months of pregnancy can make the disease more severe. The two most common types of eating disorders are anorexia and bulimia. Anorexia includes forced diet or starvation to suppress weight gain. Binge eating involves overeating, vomiting and the use of laxatives to eliminate excess calories in the body. Both types of eating disorders can adversely affect the reproductive process and pregnancy. Women with eating disorders can control eating disorders during pregnancy and relapse after birth is relatively common. Other women discovered that changes in the body during pregnancy are very painful and do not completely control diet and weight gain. If you have eating disorders, food aversion or desire may be troublesome. It is very important that you cooperate with your health care provider to understand your eating disorders and that they fully understand your situation and treat you with sensitive and attention . Your pregnancy may be classified as "high risk" and you may be monitored very carefully in order to manage your baby's health