What organs do anorexia destroy in your body and what are the long term affects of anorexia?

Pretty much all of them due the strain (vital) organs endure without nourishment; the skin, heart, brain, liver. The effects of anorexia that can persist throughout the victim's lifetime are a higher risk of developing osteoporosis later due to the deprivation of calcium, infertility or difficulty conceiving, anemia, stunted growth (in adolescent victims), psycho-neurological problems, e.g depression and anxiety, and neurological problems, e.g seizures, peripheral neuropathy which is a tingling and numbness in the limbs. Diabetics who had anorexia risk a likely chance of developing retinopathy, an eye condition that often causes blindness. Some such as infertility and neurological complications are often permanent.blaaaa b;llllaaa blllllajgvilfvrugf;jv;jwbv;jbc;jdbvjbvc;jsdb;cvb;ijcg3rufv79uvrfcdwnci' aXJo'pnajcfehigfdgclhvcjxvcxlhcgelhgjhs. vfj

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