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    Young adults and teens are the ones who are the most susceptible to suffer from an eating disorder. There are many statistics that can back up that statement, for example, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders 95% of people with eating disorders are between the ages of 12 and 25(Collins, M.E. 1991). In the past couple of years, there has been a rapid acceleration in the number of people developing eating disorders. The health, mental well-being and…

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    Anorexia is a socially transmitted disorder and appears to be more common in countries like France where women are thinner than average. He concluded social pressure is one of the most significant influences on self-image and the development of anorexia. His research was important because he says how the distorted self-perception of women with food disorders and the importance…

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    Marianne Fit In Analysis

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    Marianne because she had always self-conscious and insecure. One day at camp changed her life forever when she was sitting in her bunk. She believed that if she had lost weight she would fit in and be “popular”. This night started her fight against anorexia and bulimia that soon would take over her life. It was a choice she thought was right and would solve all her problems, but it did the exact opposite. When she was a child she grew up in a very hostile environment about food. She grew up…

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    Hypothesis: Self-oriented perfectionism leads to the development of eating disorders. My Initial Hypothesis Nobody is perfect, but that doesn’t mean that people don’t strive to attain this unreachable standard in today’s society. It should seem admirable and praised for individuals to hold high standards and then work tirelessly to achieve those goals, but this mindset should not be one that replaces basic biological needs, such as nourishment, due to the relentless mental exhaustion from…

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    Self-esteem is common but it turns into the negative body image because it's all in your head last but not least a main condition is professions or activities that focus on appearance and or performance. Some forms of this condition are binge eating, anorexia which has two types connected purging which they self - induce vomiting and the misuse of laxative drugs or weight loss supplements. Risk factors that may increase a person's risk of getting bulimia is mostly people who have family…

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    Shelton Houston Mrs. Bridges British Literature 1st 7 November 2016 Eating Disorders Eating disorders are illnesses that are shown by irregular eating habits and severe distress or concern about body weight or shape. They are life-threatening disorders that both males and females face on a daily basis. Eating disorders come with serious consequences that can harm a person’s emotional and physical health. There are millions of people who have these terrible diseases in today's world.. People…

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    camera is notorious for adding pounds. When the models go on photo shoots, it’s important that they look “thin and sexy” (Eating Disorders). An example of a celebrity having an eating disorder is Singer Karen Carpenter, who was struggling with anorexia and bulimia and after she went to treatment for years, everyone thought that she had recovered and was doing better. After that, she was found dead on the bathroom floor in her parent's home. She had a heart attack and it was said that the…

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    can lead to behavioral issues. Health experts distinguish three categories of BID. The first would be considered compulsive eating, or binge eating. Those who binge, eat massive amounts of food even when they’re not hungry. The second category is anorexia nervosa, in which an individual has an unreasonable fear…

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    The Diet Poem Analysis

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    Carol Ann Duffy’s, The Diet, employs a variety of literary techniques to explore loss of identity, dieting, eating disorders and the ways in which these themes interconnect with feminism and femininity. The Diet is part of a collection of poems entitled the Feminine Gospels, the focus of which is showcasing the less desirable aspects of womanhood and providing social commentary on female issues, usually told from the perspective of a woman. The theme of change and transformation is also…

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    time a person can spend time with friends. If a person spends times with friend, they are more likely to be around a positive atmosphere rather than being alone. Having dry skin and cracked lips, struggling to focus, and hypotension are symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa. While talking to Maria, I noticed that her skin was dry and her lips were chapped. Having chapped lips, being fatigue, and dry skin is a sign for slowed metabolism and ketoacidosis. In addition, she is not consuming enough food…

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