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Type	Post	Author	Replies	Last updated
Blog	Getting Past It	Parv	0	1 year 2 weeks ago
Blog	Orthorexia nervosa can pose psychological distress	Parv	0	1 year 6 weeks ago
Blog	Binge and purge to lose weight… not!	Parv	1	1 year 9 weeks ago
Blog	Compulsive Overeating Is A Reality That Needs Help	Parv	0	1 year 10 weeks ago
Blog	Bulimia Nervosa – An Eating Disorder That Can Be Overcome	Parv	0	1 year 10 weeks ago
Blog	Anorexia Nervosa – Lack of Appetite?	Parv	0	1 year 12 weeks ago
Blog	Emotional eating	Parv	0	1 year 13 weeks ago
Blog	Side effects of weight loss diet pills	Parv	0	1 year 14 weeks ago
Blog	Women are more prone to night eating syndrome than men are	Parv	0	1 year 17 weeks ago
Blog	Giving Eating Disorder Recovery a Helping Hand	Parv	0	1 year 21 weeks ago
Blog	How self-monitoring in tackling eating disorder?	Parv	0	1 year 22 weeks ago
Blog	Physical Signs of Male Anorexia	Parv	0	1 year 24 weeks ago
Blog	It’s all in the mouth	Parv	0	1 year 24 weeks ago
Blog	What is Anorexia Nervosa	Parv	0	1 year 25 weeks ago
Blog	How Bad Could Laxatives Be?	Parv	0	1 year 25 weeks ago
Blog	Are you pro-anorexia?	Parv	0	1 year 25 weeks ago

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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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