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With her bright eyes and clear skin, it's obvious that Fearne Cotton is lucky enough to be naturally slim - as this photo shows. So the TV presenter was horrified to find out that the picture, taken in 2004, is being used to encourage young girls ... more
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I can't say from experience, but I would imagine that they feel as mine did ... helpless, frustrated, scared, and desperate to find a cure. My sister wrote a poem that nicely portrays her feelings during the time of my illness. ... more
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• Observe the person's eating habits. They may only eat tiny amounts of low-calorie food, or if you never see them eating at all, even when other people are having a meal, that may be a sign of anorexia. They also might eat oddly. Like cutting up ... more
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Yes. Anorexia and bulimia appear to have a strong sociocultural component in that the diseases seem primarily to strike women in western cultures. Since striving for the perfect body image seems to be more a preoccupation of women than men, it ... more
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Wow! I read your question and just had to write something. I don't know how to answer this question so this will be more like an email than an answer. I go to the gym twice a day so I see a lot of different body types. The big people who kind of ... more
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Answer Stage One is the Achievement Stage. This is when a person decides to go on a diet to lose weight. The underlying desire is to be accepted by peers; a way to "fit in" and possibly answer the pangs of low self-esteem. Simply wanting to diet is ... more
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This is a common occurrence for my friends, she is genetically very thin. People usually think this because they are jealous or ignorant. People who have anorexia look unhealthy, their hair and nails become dry and brittle, their skin is dull and ... more
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Yes, I think you are becoming anorexic. I went through the same kind of thing last year except I didn't feel the urge to exercise. I would just go on diets a lot when I wasn't over weight, and I had 'a fear of food' where I thought anything I ate ... more
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There are various ways by which a person becomes anorexic and sometimes by eating nothing can make a person anorexic. Though it is advisable for you not to try to become an anorexic, still you are hell bent on becoming one; you can try a few methods. ... more
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Between 5% and 20% of people who develop anorexia nervosa eventually die from it. ... more
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