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Has the eating disorder improved or declined these last 20 years?
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Can a girl get pregnant years after a eating disorder?
Yes
51 years with eating disorder and high protein?
There is nothing wrong with having a high protein diet....that does not exactly mean someone has an eating disorder. It is also very uncommon to have an eating disorder at such an old age (most instances occur between the ages of 12 and 28). Regardless, anyone with an eating disorder should seek help / treatment immediately and follow a well-balanced and healthy diet.
How long can a person hide a eating disorder?
It takes years for people to notice (acually i have no idea.)
How do you grow taller at 15 years old after recovering from from an eating disorder which stunted my growth?
drink milk
Can eating disorder and disordered eating be used interchangeably?
Usually, yes. Eating disorder implies a more specific problem. Disorded eating is more of a broad and loose term. interchangeably not really an Eating Disorder is a full blown psychological illness Disordered Eating is often used when its not yet full blown...or when the person is in recovery but still struggling a little. The problem is most people in western society has disordered eating....it can be considered disordered when the person is constantly dieting ("Yo Yo dieting") or just plain isn't eating healthy..which is everyone.....I don't like to use "Disorder Eating" when talking about Eating Disorders....they are different..Disordered Eating isn't severe and doesnt usually require professional help whereas Eating Disorders are serious deadly addictions that require years of professional help...the problem with disordered eating is it can easily become an Eating Disorder
Do you have to be an adult to be in an eating disorder program?
Definitely not. There are even eating disorders programs geared specifically to teens. And some people have eating disorders even before the teen years, so there are programs for them too.
Over the past 25 years what has happend to union membership?
Declined
What year did eating disorders start becoming more common?
Eating disorder shvae existed for thousands of years (the first began to be officially diganosed in the late 1800s and early 1900s). As of the 1990s forwards, especially in the 2005+ years, a sharp rise of eating disorders has begun to be seen.
How do you get out of an eating disorder by yourself I've had anorexia and bulimia for 3 years and I need help?
Did you talk to your parents about this? You'll need to see a doctor, and undergo therapy.
How has the airplane improved over the years?
Airplanes have improved over the years. They are faster, larger and bigger.
How can you gain an eating disorder?
Take it from one who's been there, an eating disorder is NOT something you want!! Eating disorders can cause damage to your heart, esophagus, stomach, intestines, teeth (they can make your teeth fall out), and many other body parts. They can be fatal. They make a person's appearance go downhill rapidly. To this day I have stomach and digestive problems because of an eating disorder. Once I ended up in the emergency room with an esophageal spasm, a spasm of the esophagus, because of purging. Please do not go down that path. MorbidHunger: You can't "gain" or "make yourself" get an eating disorder its is a Mental illness. This is like saying "how do I make myself get schizophrenia/bipolar/autism spectrum disorder/etc?"...you cant. It develops over many many years usually starting in childhood/early adolescence.
Who is affected by a eating disorder?
I've been diagnosed with an eating disorder (anorexia). People like me generally don't do it because we just want to be thin, we do it because we need to find some sort of grasp or control over something, so we chose food. Lots of people say that we're stupid because we do it just because we want to be thin, I'd never do this in a million years if i just wanted to be thin, it's a cry for help... And it's most certainly not something that can go away overnight, on average it takes someone 6-7 years, to fully recover from an eating disorder. It's roughly estimated that 10-25% of people that suffer with an eating disorder will die from the disease due to medical complications
