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    darling, I have a secret to spill. Here is a bargain, in trade for your will. Do what I tell you and you will succeed, in trade of you giving your life to me. Yes! You are hesitant, but hear my pleading! Anorexia will get easier once you have agreed.” Once I slumped into the sprawling world of Anorexia Nervosa, my life took its turn for the worst. After spending countless of nights loathing in self-pity, I realized my life was becoming a lie. Before my eating disorder took control of my…

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    Introduction The Eating Disorders (ED) of Anorexia Nervosa (AN) and Bulimia Nervosa (BN) are two psychiatric disorders characterised similarly by abnormal feeding behaviours whose aetiology currently remains undiscovered. As outlined by the DSM-IV (1994), AN is distinguished as the refusal by an individual to maintain body weight at or above the normal minimum weight for their age and height. Further characteristics include an extreme fear of becoming overweight and a disturbance in the way the…

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    Even when I was at home and my peers had stopped, the comments ran through my head and tormented me every single night. My depression seemed to be everlasting. My anxiety had reached new heights, and within all the madness, I had developed severe Anorexia Nervosa. I remember pulling up to the school every day and bracing myself…

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    people will die of Anorexia? And 15% of people being treated with Bulimia are men? There are more than 200,000 people suffering with Anorexia and Bulimia. They see themselves “fat” when they are extremely underweight. The effects of these diseases seem to affect the body physically, but they are actually mental disorders. Bulimia and Anorexia are emotional eating disorders. Bulimia is an obsessive desire to lose weight, by extreme overeating, followed by self vomiting after. Anorexia is…

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    in the study of eating disorders and how they affect people. People with eating disorders glorify skinnies, believing they are treating their body in a healthy way and like the way they look. Anorexia nervosa is a serious eating disorder in teens. In order to understand this disease one must understand anorexia nervosa, one must examine the many causes, signs, and treatment of the disorder. Eating disorders in teenagers can cause major changes in their eating…

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    diagnosed with anorexia. He did not realize how serious it was until he was hospitalized and the Doctor, in Scotland Hospital, break him the bad news. The doctor told Kyle and his family that unless he starts to get treatments, Kyle might only have two weeks left of his life. Luckily, Kyle was able to recover his time and not he his trying to live a healthier life. Anorexia in Boys When Kyle refused to eat, his parents did not notice these changes and an overlooked sign of anorexia. People…

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    that picking and nibbling in children could be used as an indicator of an eating disorder or eating disorder behavior. The participants of this experiment included 515 youth aged 7-18 years old. All of the participants have met the DSM5 criteria for anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, but youth with other eating disorders were excluded from this study. In order to complete the experiment, researchers used one outpatient eating disorder program for…

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    Publicity for Eating Disorders was nonexistent until Karen Carpenter died in 1983 due to anorexia. This was the first time the mass media was exposed to the seriousness of eating disorders. After Carpenter’s death, anorexia became known as the “disorder of the 80’s”. An estimate of up to 3.7% of women suffers from anorexia nervosa in their lifetime and about 1% of adolescent females’ have anorexia. If anorexia was considered the disorder of the 80’s perhaps bulimia was the disorder of the 90’s.…

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    The South Carolina Department of Mental Health estimates that 8 million people in the United States have some form of an eating disorder. Current research indicates that the leading causes of eating disorders are genetics and environmental factors; while environmental factors cannot cause an eating disorder, many people point a finger at the pressures of having a “perfect image” in today's society. Any of a range of psychological disorders characterized by abnormal or disturbed eating habits…

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    decades that - in particular, Anorexia Nervosa - alone is responsible for the highest mortality rate compared to any other mental disorder. “Beat estimate that there are over 1.6 million people suffering from diagnosed or undiagnosed eating disorders throughout the UK” In fact, in women between the ages of 15 and 30, an astonishing 1 in 100 women will suffer with this disease and 25% of all sufferers are male.…

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