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    ever had an eating disorder? Well I can tell you they fucking suck! It is one of the worst things that I have ever experienced. The summer before 8th grade is one i'll always remember. Long story short I had an eating disorder that caused me to lose my happiness, how I thought about myself, it was hard on my parents, and my brother hated me for it. Happiness is something we always need in one's self. It’s the key to success, we all need it. Well when I got diagnosed with my eating disorder I…

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    awkward slightly chubby girl. However, seeing those girls that were supposed to be my teammates made be become insecure about myself. Instead of turning to someone that I trusted for help, I ended up taking the harder longer path and developed an eating disorder. The ideal cheerleader is short with a small waist and no flab, which was not me, I had some fat on my stomach that would not go away. In order to fit the social stereo type, I took an extreme path that only made matters worse for me in…

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    words eating disorders what comes to mind when you here those two words? I always think about girls who try to starve themselves to make themselves look like a celebrity or one of their role models. But the real definition of what an eating disorder is “any of a range of psychological disorders characterized by abnormal or disturbed eating habits (such as anorexia nervosa).” We were asked to choose a social problem or topic that interests us and I chose how the media influences eating disorders…

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    Eating Disorders is mental disorder that affects people eating habits as well as their health, mental state. The three most common eating disorders are Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge Eating disorder. Anorexia Nervosa is a disorder in which people will lack on eating properly for fear on becoming overweight/fat. Another eating disorders is Bulimia Nervosa, it is a disorder when people over eat large quantities of food at once and then harmed themselves with excessive exercise and…

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    Statistics illustrate that nearly twenty million women and ten million men suffer from a clinically significant eating disorder at some point in their lifetime (NEDA 1). Eating disorders are defined as conflicts with eating behaviors that may threaten a person’s physical or psychological health (Whitney 256). The most commonly known sicknesses are Binge-Eating, Anorexia, and Bulimia. These medical conditions are an everyday struggle for individuals all over the world and if not treated those who…

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    Magazines are similarly another category of media that can take great responsibility for the development of eating disorders. Magazines have been around for hundreds of years and were, at one time, the main source of entertainment for most women. The covers of many magazines feature exceptionally thin females, and average women who look at these visual images become disheartened because they want to be just as slim and beautiful. Although men do not read magazines as much as women do, the images…

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    too fat or too overweight. People with the disorder try to change their body maybe because of bullying and anxiety of “not being thin.”Anorexia Nervosa is a severe eating disorder that can take lives or cause severe illness, it also has different types, symptoms, body images, and effects. Anorexia Nervosa is a common eating disorder that is life threatening. Anorexia makes the body think it is overweight, so it will become extremely thin by not eating or skipping meals every so often. One…

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    That is one thing I will always pat myself on the back for. Four years of constant hell and I finally overcame my worst enemy, myself. If you do have an eating disorder I do not advise not telling anyone about your disorder. It did not make me strong not to tell anyone, I would have been stronger if I asked for help. You are strong and not alone. High School: I really had to overcome my malnourished hell when I entered high school sports…

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    Bulimia nervosa is becoming an all too common eating disorder . It is characterized by the desire to lose weight or to control the individual’s current weight. Those who suffer from this condition use abnormal methods to control or lose weight. The victim may restrict their diet, binge eat and or purge to rid their bodies of the calories. In some individuals, diuretics and laxatives are used in combination with purging while others may exercise in excess. None of these methods is a safe or…

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    I feel that eating disorders are one of the important research to do for adolescent teens. This is an area which continued studies are vital to the health and welfare of adolescents, being this is a time that shapes their dietary habits in the future as adults. It is also a time that bodies are growing and need to consume adequate calories, and more if playing sports. Teens also need to eat the right type of foods to fuel their bodies with vitamins and nutrients that are essential for proper…

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