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Religion of Thinness
In a society that worships thinness, it's little wonder that so many women devote an enormous amount of time, energy, and expense in the pursuit of a slender body. This pursuit has come to function li…
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Posted on Tue, 07/27/2010 - 10:24
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Baby Steps
I’ve had a love affair with Diet Coke for as long as I remember. A 2 liter a day or 8-10 cans a day is not unusual for me.…
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Sweet Little Lies
If you have an eating disorder, you're a liar. I know it - I was one, too. having an eating disorder means a constant proce…
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Get Outside to Feel Better
Want to feel better today?
Get outside.
That's right - scoot. get away from the computer and get outside. Go find som…
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Fussy eating may be an eating disorder
Picky and fussy eaters are not just being difficult to please say U.S. researchers. They may be suffering from an eating diso…
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Complications of Eating Disorders - Cardiac Complications
Some of the most common medical complications of eating disorders are those related to the heart. Cardiac complications f…
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Bulimia nervosa may accompany anorexia, or it may occur by itself. It is estimated to occur in 1.1 to 4.2% of females. Bulimia nervosa can lead to severe tooth decay, intestinal and kidney problems, muscle cramps, heart problems, ruptured stomach or esophagus, and death.
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