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An eating disorder caused by a great fear of gaining weight. Anorexia Nervosa An eating disorder caused by a great fear of gaining weight. By: Rhonda Barlow-Glynn County

Characteristics of an Anorexic: A. Sees self as being overweight B. Low self worth C. Poor body image D. Pre-occupation with food E. Eats very little or in private F. High achiever G. Struggling for control over life H. Diet and exercise to excess

Anorexia Nervosa

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Complications and Dangers of Anorexia Nervosa: Amenorrhea- menstrual period ceases Normal growth/development may stop Loss of muscle tissue as well as body fat Bone density decreases- may result in osteoporosis Blood pressure and pulse rate drop- organs begin to die Starvation Depression-could lead to suicide