Yes.
No. Most anorexics, in fact, are either normal weight or underweight.
The irrational fear of gaining weight as well as the desire to maintain a severely underweight body are symptoms of anorexia nervosa .
Anorexics are underweight according to their BMI and if are female have lost their period. Bulimics binge and purge (consume large amounts of food then over exercise, vomit or abuse laxatives to compensate)and may be underweight, a normal weight or overweight. Both have irrational fear of food or gaining weight and have a warped idea of their own weight. Some anorexics binge and purge as well, but are underweight so are diagnosed anorexic.
Anorexia is starvation..
no they can have the symptoms of anorexia buttttttt technically your anorexic if your underweight with all the other symptoms
True. Many individuals with anorexia nervosa have a distorted body image, often perceiving themselves as overweight or larger than they actually are, despite being underweight. This distortion can lead to an intense fear of gaining weight and a strong desire to lose more, further exacerbating the disorder.
Yes. People can be commited for starvation / anorexia.
No. Anorexia is severe underweight. It has several causes, often psychological, but is not a cause itself.
The main symptom of anorexia is an intense fear of gaining weight, leading to restrictive eating habits and significant weight loss. Individuals with anorexia often have a distorted body image, perceiving themselves as overweight even when they are underweight. This disorder can also result in various physical and psychological complications, including malnutrition, fatigue, and anxiety.
Anorexia Nervosa
An eating (and self image) disorder characterized by self-starvation is called, "Anorexia". A person who has anorexia is correctly said to be, "Anoretic', or more commonly, "Anorexic".
Anorexia nervosa.