 Overeating  Binge eating.  No control - can’t control the amount on the plate - can’t stop once started.

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 Overeating  Binge eating

 No control - can’t control the amount on the plate - can’t stop once started

 Fast  Larger portions  Alone  Snack- hide the behavior  Eat until physically uncomfortable  Eat without being hungry

1,5-2% of the world population has BED… …2% of all adults in the US, 4 million Americans. But not all of them are obese...

BED present in Bulimia Nervosa (BN) - binge eating + compensation (vomiting, laxatives, exercise) Bulimics- normal weight, slightly overweight BED- overweight, obese

 Obesity- type 2 diabetes - high blood pressure - high blood cholesterol levels - heart diseases - certain types of cancer  BN- malnutrition - deficiency diseases - malfunctioning metabolism

 Isolation  Shame  Guilt  Depression Binge eating

 Addiction- brain’s reward centre dopamine - will can no longer control your intake - oppress feelings - no abstinence - you can’t just avoid food - cronic disease

 Physicians, Nutritionists, Psychiatrists, Psychologists  Cognitive-behavioral therapy  Drug therapy - anti-depressants  OA’s 12-step program

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