Compulsive overeating

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    University-Purdue University of Fort Wayne Overeaters Anonymous Overeaters Anonymous (OA) is a support group which helps its members to recover from compulsive binge eating, a disorder which causes people to habitually ingest unusually large quantities of food. The majority of people overeat on occasions, like Thanksgiving, for example, but overeating can transition into binge-eating disorder and then it becomes a frequent occurrence. When one suffers from binge-eating disorder,…

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    Causes of Binge eating Genes- certain biological defects causes compulsive eating. You obviously know which part of the brain regulates appetite. Hypothalamus! Thus, what happens when it fails to send correct messages in relation to hunger and fullness? Additionally, there are genetic mutations that results in food addiction. So, if your brain lacks sufficient amount of chemical serotonin you become obsessive with overeating. Social, cultural and psychological effects – you might be exposed…

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    self-identify as compulsive overeaters to abstain from compulsive overeating. 22 I have chosen a sponsor from OA to support me. Her name is Mary, and she lost 120 pounds by participation in the program of OA, without exercising or using any other compensatory mechanisms, and has kept that weight off for over ten years. OA is a program of abstinence, meaning to compulsively overeat is considered to be a relapse. Abstinence in OA is more completely defined as “the action of refraining from…

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    ways even outside of our comfort zone to reduce it. “Reducing dissonance is not always simple or obvious” (Aronson et al; 2016, pg. 158). An example of cognitive dissonance for me was compulsive overeating, despite the consequences of weight gain and hypertension I still ate obsessively. I was glutting (overeating) and eating when I was not even hungry. I had reach almost 300lbs with only being 5’0 in height. Not only that, according to Bible I was sinning. In Proverbs 28:7 it says “He who keeps…

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    meeting. The leader introduced me as a student to the rest of the individuals in the meeting. The group while quiet at first welcomed me as part of the group. Some individuals were able to open up and talk about their personal stories when it comes to overeating. The leader asked for people to identify how long they have been going to these meetings. Some individuals mentioned that they have been attending…

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    Obesity is a condition in which a person who is overweight increases their chances of health problems. Obesity occurs when people often eat or take in more calories than they are burning. People can be classified as obese or overweight if their body mass index (BMI) is over thirty. Obesity rates have been growing between different age groups, races, ethnic groups, and genders. In order to fight obesity, one must follow a strict diet and exercise, however, peer pressure, and unhealthy food…

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    or adolencents can be caused by numerous things, some are: overeating or binging, lack of exercise, medications, low self-esteem, depression or other emotinal problems. There are going to be physical problems that are going to be involved like, high blood pressure, diabetes, breathing problems, trouble sleeping, and joint pain. There can also be emotional problems that are caused by obesity, like depression, anxiety, and obsessive compulsive disorder can occur. The only way to lose weight in a…

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    after you already had a big all-you-can-eat dinner and felt really full at a friend’s birthday party. Overeating is normal among us, but when it becomes a daily behavior and food brings no more pleasure, it might signal some sort of physiological and psychological eating disorder – Binge Eating Disorder. Binge Eating Disorder is a kind of eating disorder which is characterized by compulsive overeating and the…

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    What You Need to Know About Binge-Eating Disorder, Youth Binge-eating disorder is a type of eating disorder. It is sometimes called compulsive overeating. Young people with binge-eating disorder eat large amounts of food at one time in a way that is out of control. Afterward, binge-eaters often feel guilty or ashamed of how much food they ate. Binge-eaters do not make themselves vomit (purge), restrict food, or exercise too much. People with binge-eating disorder are more likely than others to…

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