Articles related to "Signs Of Eating Disorders"

Is it a healthy eating habit or an eating disorder? Here are signs of eating disorders, plus treatment options for anorexia nervosa, bulimia, & body dsymorphic disorder.

Weight continues to be an issue as college men and women struggle with societal norms, personal views and family traditions that involve large quantities of food.

Food fads, poor nutritional habits and overeating are common food problems for teenagers and psychiatric eating disorders, anorexia nervosa and bulimia are on the rise.

Each year, teachers see symptoms relating to eating disorders but may not be sure what to do about it. Here are the basics.

Sleep eating disorders include involuntarily eating while sleeping, strange combinations of food, & little or no recall the next day. Some treatments help sleep eaters.

Puberty, school worries, peer pressure, fashion trends and ads all merge into a struggle for control that tends up becoming a cry for help--an eating disorder.

Similar to nocturnal eating syndrome, sleep eating disorders include sleep disruption, eating in the night, and sometimes even binging and purging without waking up.

New research shows anorexics' brain functioning is different than non-eating disordered brains. This research offers insights into the causes & treatment of anorexia.

A new online eating disorders survey reveals that most women struggle with binge eating, anorexia, or other unhealthy eating habits. Here's why the results are skewed.

Experts say Italian ads featuring anorexic model Isabelle Caro encourage women to starve themselves, but fashion designers insist anorexia is a psychological problem.

Although it is not talked about as much, boys can be just as vulnerable to eating disorders as girls.

Overcoming bulimia goes beyond just stopping the binge and purge cycle, because it's a serious psychological condition. Here are treatment tips for this eating disorder.

Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous helps people recover from all forms of food addiction, including food obsession and body image struggles.

Many teens are affected with an eating disorder at some point or another. Eating disorders can include anorexia, bulimia, and/or binging.