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Beauty and happiness do not always equate to superficial enchantment and thinness. Far from the common conception that eating less or “not eating at all” would give most women the hourglass figure that they have been dying for, inappropriate weight control most of the time leads not only to a thin frame but to a more complicated eating disorder called bulimia. Bulimia a.k.a “bulimia nervosa” is a psychological eating disorder diagnosed mostly in women—most common in adolescent girls—back in the ‘80s. Often characterized by a series of splurge-eating or “binge” followed by purging, bulimia continues to be one of the most dreaded eating disorder that is hard to cure. Up until this time, the exact cause of bulimia is unknown. But, some studies show that family problems, perfectionist personality, and an overemphasis on physical appearance, are some of the factors that leads to the development of bulimia. Another is its being associated with depression.
But, more than just being a problem with food, there is more to bulimia. According to most studies, eating disorders like bulimia are rooted from complex emotional issues that focus on self-esteem. Basically an outcome of self-esteem issues, depression, or stress, bulimia often triggers the person’s obsession to the cycle of “binge-eating and purging” for them to exercise their supposed control of their lives and relieve stress or excessive anxiety. Indeed, apart from all the aesthetic advantages modern times has brought to women, it has also forced them to be more conscious about their physical attributes to an extent of doing things that are hazardous to their health. Sure, eating less is one of the most effective ways to get thin but, this is also one of the surest causes of the indomitable eating disorder. Bulimia— whether it is purely psychological or physical—effective treatment that include medical management and psychotherapy is a must along with an early a diagnosis to help better the chances of a successful outcome. body image and pectus excavatum and implantpictures anorexia nervous anorexia look fashion models structural family therapy and adolescent eating disorders new medications for treatment of bulimia 2005 psychosocial theory and eating disorders body image in media testimonies on eating disorders eating disorders and how they effect athletes statistics males eating disorders pro ana fasting anoerxia nervosa history of body image prevention of eating disorders media's influence on eating disorders pro ana diet tips sad poems about eating disorders laxatives not working tryptophan, serotonin and eating disorders bulimia treat eating disorders treating women with eating disorders life span approach to eating disorders supermodels and eating disorders anorexia nervosa info movies about eating disorders canadian eating disorder deaths signs of anorexia bulemia who has eating disorders opposing views of eating disorders eating disorders homework mass media connection with eating disorders overcoming eating disorders celebrities who have eating disorders clip art eating disorders images mental retardation and genetic eating disorders side effects of taking laxative body image 20th century media influencing eating disorders pro anahow to be ana free meal plan bulimia bulimia time cheeks swell info about eating disorders anexoria nervosa pro ana rules eating disorder class presentation eating disorders and children skin care purging process laxative overuse what is bulimia nervosa Home Site Map |
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