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- Extreme weight fluctuation
- Dieting, skipping meals, picky eating
- Extreme mood swings
- Diziness
- Binge eating
- Throwing up after meals
Biologically
-Certain chemicals in the brain that control hunger, appetite, and digestion have been discovered to be out of balance.
Socially
-There are many culture presures to have a "thin body" and culture norms that determine peoples values on their physical appearance.
Psychologically
-Examples are low self esteem, feeling that one lacks control, depression, and being bullied about ones weight.
- Eating full meals
- Getting enough vitamins and nutrients
- Exercizing for health and hapiness
Diet culture- A belief system that “worships thinness and equates it to health and moral virtue,” promotes weight loss and maintaining a low weight as a way to elevate social status, and demonizes certain foods and eating styles while elevating others
- Many websites promote flash diets that can help you lose a lot of weight very quickly
- This is unhealthy because you are essentially starving yourself for days on end
Anorexia
-self starvation and excessive weight loss.
-Big weight loss and Refusal to eat certain foods
Bulimia Nervosa
- repeated episodes of binging and purging
-Frequent trips to the bathroom after meals and noticable large food portions disappearing
Binge eating disorder
-Uncontrolled eating past the point of fullness.
-Cognitive behavioral therapy
-Family based therapy
-Group cognitive behavioral therapy
In Psychodynamic theories eating disordes are seen as a struggle within ones inner self that uses disordered eating as a way of expressing underlying issues.
In behavioral the behavior shown by the patient is cardinal abnormality
Through a humanistic approach a therapist sees their patient as an individual rathar than a part of a group that represents eating disorders.
Cognitive behavior focuses on your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors towards your eating disorder
Earliest historical date of people showing/having symptoms date back to hellenistic (323-31 BC) and Medieval times (5th-15th century AD)
Famous people with eating disorders are Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Elton John, and Eminem
Myth- Eating disorders are a matter of vanity or a way to get attention.
Myth-people at a normal weight cannot have eating disorders.
Myth- Eating disorders are a lifestyle.
Myth-You can tell someone has an eating disorder just be their appearance.
NEDA- National Eating Disorder Association
NEDA can help people struggling with eating disorders get in contact with counselors or treament centers
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/eating-disorders