Energy deprivation and malnutrition due to abnormal nutrient composition of meals are often thought to be key factors in the maintenance of bulimia nervosa. Excessive eating and then throwing the food back up has prevented people from achieving their daily nutritional needs, which affects their energy level. Imbalances in electrolytes, which is caused in bulimic patients because they prevent themselves from digesting and properly maintaining the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients one needs from food, can cause fatigue, overall weakness, confusion, decreased concentration, and even seizures. Electrolytes are electrically charged chemicals in your blood and cells that help to keep your heart and body functioning properly. Moodiness and irritability
