bulimia
The most dangerous side effects of bulimia.
Average: Your rating: None Bulimia causes damaging side effects to the body. It can also destroy the brain, heart and the soul of the person suffering from this eating disorder. There is no one system in the body that does not get affected by long term bulimia.What are the most dangerous side effects? – You...
Treatment For Eating Disorders
According to the Alliance for Eating Disorder Awareness, over 50,000 individual will die from and eating disorder. Eating Disorders, the Journal of Treatment and Prevention poses that as many as 80 percent of all women exhibit some signs of an eating disorder at some stage in their life. An estimated 19 to 30 percent of...
Types of Eating Disorders
There are three types of eating disorders recognized and treated by medical professionals. The three eating disorders include: Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified (EDNOS). There are numerous themes that are similar across the spectrum of these three eating disorders. They include: Dieting & Change in Dieting Patterns Weight Concerns Anxiety...
Eating Disorders: What Causes Anorxia, Bulimia and Other Eating Disorders?
Common Causes of Eating Disorders From Illness Victims & Family Members The causes of eating disorders are numerous and complex. This article attempts to break down the causes for the reader from individuals who have or work with individuals who have eating disorders. Readers must note that they should not identify with only one of the...
Bulimia: Sign & Symptoms
Bulimics purge their food as a method to avoid calories. This act often involves vomiting and laxative abuse. Other forms of purging can involve excessive exercise, fasting, use of diuretics, diet pills and enemas. All eating disorder can be harmful as well as fatal. Individuals who display the following signs and symptoms need medical attention....
Bulimia: A Treatable Eating Disorders
Bulimia: Purging Food Bulimia is an eating disorder that displays a pattern and cycle of binge eating followed by purging to try and rid the body of unwanted calories. Bulimia and the act of binging are different for all individuals. For one individual, binging (eating lots of food at one time) may range from 1000...
Eating Disorders: What Parents Need To Know
Eating Disorders When people hear of someone with an eating disorder they often assume the person has a food or diet problem. Eating disorders are not a sign that a person has a problem with their diet or the food that they eat, but a sign that there’s underlying problem(s) in their life that that...
Do I Need Counseling?
Don’t Be Afraid To Ask For Help There are many myths about what Counseling. Most of them come from some outdated ideas about psychology and psychotherapy. Unfortunately, images of old men in beards, clients on couches and patients in asylums still define what counseling is for many individuals who might benefit from what counseling offers...
When To See A Counselor, Doctor or Psychologist
Sometimes it’s a difficult decision to make. You may be asking, “Does my child need to see a counselor or a doctor.” This article will help you make that decision. There’s a difference between all of these professional services that these individuals provide. The differences are listed below. School Counselor Your child’s teacher(s) request that...
Children’s Mental Health Facts
Children's Mental Health Facts Children and Adolescents with Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Disorders The following article was reprinted by: The National Mental Health Information Center Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Disorders Are Real Young people can have mental, emotional, and behavioral problems that are real, painful, and costly. These problems, often called "disorders," are sources of stress for children and their families, schools, and communities. The number of young people and their families who are affected by mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders is significant. It is estimated that as many as one in five children and adolescents may have a mental health disorder that can be identified and require treatment. Mental health disorders in children and adolescents are caused by biology, environment, or a combination of the two. Examples of biological factors are genetics, chemical imbalances in
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