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    have children (Boughtwood et al. p 16). Anorexia Nervosa is a common illness diagnosed in mostly teenage girls. It is known to be the third top illness found in teens. Anorexia is extremely difficult to cure because it is a chronic illness, meaning it either lasts a very long time, or it is incurable. Translated in Latin, Anorexia Nervosa means, “nervous loss of appetite (Boughtwood et al. p 15).” This term is rhetorical because people diagnosed with anorexia stop eating, not because of a loss…

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    ( sister was bullied from school for being overweight and Carla, her adoptive mother has healthy weight and proud of weight and occasionally skip meals if she has gained weight. With all these factors, the psychodynamic approach is used since anorexia nervosa is a mental disorder and one of the very influential…

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    change of weight that I wanted. Then, after that i gave up on my goal of being slim as the girls of the magazines because I can’t starve myself to that degree because I like to eat and I’m not wanting to have a distorted body as some girls that have anorexia for a long time. If I want to be “slim”, I shouldn’t be skipping meals, I should eat healthier food and doing exercises. By skipping meals doesn’t mean that I would get the body that I want. Conclusion Eating disorders can affect many…

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    many individuals do not seek treatment. There are a dozen types of eating disorders but the four most common athletes suffer from are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, anorexia athletica . Anorexia Athletica, which have striking similarities to both anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa. This term arose after an Olympic gymnast, Christy Henrich, died from anorexia nervosa; her death focused the spotlight on the issue of women athletes and eating disorders. Research began and interesting findings…

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    powerful, yet more relevant than ever as eating disorders in the United States are on the rise. Research has proven that at least 30 million people nationwide suffer with some form of an eating disorder. (Mascarelli ) Eating disorders like anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorders are psychological disorders characterized by abnormal eating patterns and habits. The psychological obsession can lead sufferers to believe falsehoods regarding their body image, mainly…

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    Most of these individuals don’t realize how severe their conditions really are. The main character, Lia, in Wintergirls, by Laurie Halse Anderson has a hard time realising the severity of her anorexia as she shows in this quote, “ I change into the yellow rode in my bedroom and make sure the quarters I sewed into the pockets aren’t making them drop. … I step on the scale 107.00 fake pounds.” Treatments are available for theses kinds of disorders…

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    suffer from eating disorders1, that is 2 in 100 people. Most of those that suffer are women, but a whopping 10%-15% of those who suffer are men.4 Eating disorders are not new to this world, but they are on the rise, and more people are suffering. Anorexia Nervosa is not the only eating disorder in the world, but it is the most common. Many who suffer don’t realize they have an eating disorder.4 There are a lot of myths around eating disorders, like someone stops eating for attention, but those…

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    The Media’s Influence on Body Image and Eating Disorders Today there is a real issue preying on our youth. We live within a culture where the media dictates what we should wear, how we should think, and even narrows down to how we should look, and eat. The media’s circuits have grown exponentially within the last few generations. We now have magazines, television shows, radio shows, and social media influencing the society we live in. Unfortunately the negative ramifications that occur from…

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    Eating disorder is a network of psychological therapy, nutrition education, medical monitoring, and medication. A person with anorexia nervosa will start with a primary health care physician or mental health professional. Once the patient is diagnosed with the disorder then a treatment plan is created. The patient will be referred to a team of professional who specialize in eating disorders. The members of the team are a mental health professional, dietitian, dentist, and patients support group.…

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    That is why there should be a weight restriction for models. Some of the major health issues are anorexia and bulimia which can effect women of all ages and race. It’s an issue that most women do not like to talk about because it makes them feel vulnerable. According to the article “By the Numbers: Thin Fashion Models” in the Issues & Controversies database, “One percent of young women have anorexia nervosa and one percent to three percent of young women have bulimia”…

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