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What do you think of eating disorders?

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I think - along with many other people - that eating disorder are very dangerous. They can be tricky to ever cure and harmful to a person. In many instances, eating disorders can cause serious health problems and even result in death. Many cases and instances can be prevented or lessened if people and society changed, though.

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