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    What Is Bulimia Nervosa?

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    Bulimia Nervosa is a serious eating disorder which involves the binging of food and rapid ejection of the food. This issue needs to be investigated due to the serious health issues which can result from long term bulimia which is left untreated. If the seriousness of bulimia isn’t brought to the attention of society, young people will not be educated on these negative health effects of this mental disorder. Bulimia Nervosa is an often unidentifiable mental disorder which usually targets young…

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    Through my research, I have discovered that most adolescents today know the basics of an eating disorder and understand the impacts and effects it can have on you. Based on my primary and secondary sources teens can have some effects that people with an eating disorder have but not necessarily be diagnosed with an eating disorder. The two major effects that teens are aware of today are how media can effect eating disorders and how the disorder can effect your working habits and behaviour at…

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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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    Being a rather common disorder – approximately 200,000 cases in the United States occur each year (Mayo Clinic, 2017) – it is quite important that the general populace is able to recognize the indicative signs and symptoms of bulimia. There are numerous symptoms that a person with bulimia is likely to experience; these can include but are not limited to being preoccupied with body shape and weight, feeling out of control with their eating behavior, eating until painfully full, eating when not…

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    How to Heal Cavities without Drilling In Just 15 Minutes Tooth decay and cavities are one of the most common health problems that, at some point, everyone is dealing with. Cavities, also known as caries, are openings of the teeth caused by a damage of the four layers found in the composition of the tooth. There are many factors which can encourage an occurrence of cavities, including not cleaning the teeth properly, having bacteria in the mouth, frequently eating unhealthy snacks and, consuming…

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    Cyclopes Research Paper

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    According to Homer, Cyclopes are mountainous, one-eyed mythical creatures who descend from Poseidon. They have similar form to a human’s but with significant differences. Males are generally smaller than females growing to be 15 to 25 feet high compared to 20 to 30 feet high. They have masculine,sturdy bodies from working in the rough, rocky fields and about 1 to 2 inch thick skin to protect them from concentrated work. Cyclops are formed by sea foam. This is why most people guest them to be…

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    Binge eating disorder is a disorder that will cause a person to feel as if they need food all the time. Having that feeling causes the person to consume large amounts of food and feel like that are not able to stop eating. It is normal for a person to over eat once in a while like on a special occasion, but when it starts to become a daily or eve hourly habit it turns into a serious problem. An individual with this type of disorder could be embarrassed about it causing them to say that they are…

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    Here’s a tip for people with eating disorders: This is a thing I do that helps me a lot to fight my eating disorder (i am diagnosed with Binge Eating, although this method could work with bulimia too, and even anorexia). I draw my brain in a notebook (the brain –in my case- is what causes my urges to binge) and I give it a name. It’s called Hipus. I give it an attitude, a personality, even an appearance. Hipus is not me. Is part of my subcortex which is what creates my urges to eat big amounts…

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    In this era of time, movie stars, pop singers, and models are set as an example of perfection. They are the idols of many teenagers around the world. They set the boundaries of good and bad, beautiful and ugly, normal and abnormal. They influence what height, weight and figure should be like. This creates a great amount of pressure on teenagers in their pursuit of the ‘perfect’ body. They go through extreme measures to reach their goal, and they starve themselves and start going on extreme diets…

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    Dragons’ Adaptive Strategies in the Iron Islands. With just four species of dragons of the eighteen that live on the continent of Westeros, the Iron islands possess a variety of niches were these species thrive without being adapted to the same island as the others as all the populations became isolated not by space (as dragons can fly) but by habitat (different resources); also, these dragons are the best example of the adaptive radiation process as a common ancestor species from Westeros…

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