The ABC’s of Eating Disorders. Eating disorders are serious and often deadly diseases affecting the mind and body.

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The ABC’s of Eating Disorders

Eating disorders are serious and often deadly diseases affecting the mind and body.

Three Most Common Types Anorexia : uWzQ uWzQ Bulimia: ms8 ms8 Compulsive Overeating: 4gOG4Fc

Anorexia Self starves and eats little to no food. May compulsively exercise May weigh 15-20% below ideal body weight May have thinning hair, brittle hair, organ damage and possibly heart problems and even death Have a distorted view of their body Be obsessed with being thin

Effects Both Males & Females

Bulimia Extreme over-eating with high fat/calorie foods known as bingeing Purge foods typically by vomiting or laxative abuse Appear to be of normal body weight Possible tooth erosion, and esophagus/stomach problems Often visit restroom right after eating large quantities of food Secretive bingeing and hoarding of junk foods

Bulimia Continued

Compulsive Over Eating Regularly eat large quantities of food at one time but does not purge Eat quickly until uncomfortably full Typically weigh >30% or more of ideal body weight Excess body fat Can suffer from mobility and joint issues, heart disease, diabetes and even death

Compulsive Over Eating

Stats General Statistics on Eating Disorders Eating disorders are a daily struggle for 10 million females and 1 million males in the United States. Four out of ten individuals have either personally experienced an eating disorder or know someone who has.

Possible Causes Family Influences: Stress, Control Issues & Situations Ex. Divorce Media: TV, ad campaigns, models, internet & even toys— See next slide for examples Low Self Esteem: Poor image, never good enough; striving for perfect *See next slide for examples

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