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Dealing with Adolescent Eating Disorders
Video Description: Learn how to cope with adolescent eating disorders and the consequences of these. Martin Fisher, MD Adolescent Medicine DrMDK.com Related Article Subjects: Eating Disorders and Teenagers, eating disorders, anorexia, bulimia, children, drmdk, eating, food, laxetive, pediatrics, teenagers, vomitingEating Disorders and Teenagers
Treatment Options for Anorexia
What are the treatment options available for coping with anorexia nervosa? What can you do to help a friend with eating disorders? Find out in this...
Health Consequences of Anorexia
What are the health consequences of anorexia nervosa? Eating disorders specialist Rebecca Ringham, PhD, from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, answers in this...
How to Help Someone with an Eating Disorder
Find out how you can help someone with an eating disorder, and how to assist them in getting the help they...
Who Has Eating Disorders and Why
Find out more about groups who are at risk for eating disorders, and common reasons for these...
Staging an Intervention for Anorexia
Learn how an intervention process can be used to cope with anorexia and other eating disorders that someone you know may be suffering...
Eating Disorders: Fashion Trend or Disease
Sarah sits down with clinical nutritionist, Alexis Beck(www.nutritionrx.com), to discuss national eating disorder awareness week. From Anorexia and bulimia to disordered eating, Diet.com gives you information on how to get help.... Eating disorders - anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosaBy: Sajid Latif | 09/04/2009 | HealthEveryone needs food to survive. But for some people, food can become an overwhelming and destructive force Consequences of Eating Disorders Anorexia or BulimiaBy: James Hunt | 27/12/2005 | HealthEating disorders are very serious problems that continue to afflict millions of people across the world. Typically, a person either suffers from anorexia... Battling an Eating Disorder: When Bulimia Becomes a True American Idol Sized ProblemBy: Abigail Natenshon | 29/07/2006 | Diseases & ConditionsThe most lethal of all the metal health disorders, bulimia nervosa and anorexia nervosa are extremely hard to recognize. Bulimia is among the most frequently missed diagnoses. Recovery from it can be a long-term process, requiring input from a diverse team of professionals. Dangers of Eating Disorders - Anorexia NervosaBy: Groshan Fabiola | 12/05/2006 | HealthMany people are suffering from eating disorders these days. The most common eating disorders are Anorexia Nervosa (anorexia) and Bulimia Nervosa (bulimia). Both are very dangerous eating disorders that may even cause death. Eating disorders usually occur on the background of emotional instability, confusion, loneliness, depression and low-self esteem. Eating Disorders – The Three TypesBy: James Hunaban | 07/12/2006 | AdviceThere are three main types of eating disorder; these are Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder. The term eating disorder is used to describe any eating patterns that are obsessive and long lasting. A Life Story of Anorexia-Bulimia Sufferer - Why She Does it and What is Her Life Like?By: Irina Webster | 10/09/2008 | Diseases & ConditionsPeople often ask me to describe what a day in the life of an anorexic-bulimic sufferer is really like. How do people become eating disorder sufferers and what do sufferers themselves think about their disorder and why they developed it. Eating Disorders Studies: What Has Been Found so Far?By: Dr Irina Webster | 18/06/2008 | Mental HealthResearching eating disorders is a relatively new field of medicine. Scientists still don't have a lot of data on a long-term recovery process from eating disorders. But many things about who is susceptible to the disease, how it starts and how it develops is known and that is what we will look at here. Eating Disorders Studies - What Has Been Found So Far?By: Irina Webster | 15/09/2008 | Diseases & ConditionsResearching eating disorders is a relatively new field of medicine. Scientists still don't have a lot of data on a long-term recovery process from eating disorders.
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