Anorexia Nervosa is an eating disorder in which the person becomes increasingly underweight by self-starvation or extreme cutting-down of food intake. Bulimia Nervosa is when the person will eat or binge, then purge to ensure the contents of the food does not affect their weight. Both of these are very serious diseases and are more so mental issues than physical. In other words, mental-issues are the cause and physical-issues are the effect.
This is called Anorexia Nervosa with Bulimic tendencies. It is possible to land between, and swing back and forth from Anorexic tendencies to Bulimic tendencies.
If the person is starving him/herself when there is food available, then yes, that is an eating disorder.
Self starvation is a key sign / symptom of anorexia nervosa.
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it depends on what kind of eating disorder. sometimes depression or maybe other people telling you you're fat
No Connie hasn't starved herself or had any kind of eating disorder. I assume you are referring to her small stature. Connie is probably on the lower end of average height for her age but is in no way emaciated or unhealthy.
Anorexia, we did this in school.
starve them for three then give them your urine to drink and 100 meal worms. by Joe King
It depends... Why do they think you have an eating disorder? Have you been loosing wheight lately? If you lost wheight and are under your ideal wheight, there is something wrong with your diet or with your organism and you should seek medical help. If you just lost a little wheight and think your family is being paranoid about it, talk openly to them, show articles explaining what is an eating disorder... I am sure they would understand. Just be sincere to yourself and opened to recognize if you have any kind of problem... Eating disorders can be deadly if not treated!
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For a long time it was rumored that she had an eating disorder of some kind, but it was never confirmed.
0.5 The common statistic is that 1 in every 200 will develop on eating disorder of some kind. (Anorexia, Bulimia, EDNOS, Binge-Eating, Compulsive Eating, Over-Eating, ect.)
well yes its possible to establish a eating disorder from that kind of comment
Muscle dysmorphia. But men do get other eating disorders as well, it's just that the amount of women is more.
That sounds like you have an eating disorder and could lead to passing out. Your body needs calories to sustain that kind of strenuous activity.