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There are many ways that people can stop or prevent anorexia and other eating disorders. Some of those ways are...
*Eating healthy, living a healthy lifestyle
*Not judging / teasing others about weight or appearances
*Knowing that looking "healthy" is always better
*Don't aspire to look or be exactly like a role model (be yourself!)
*Remember that all people are beautiful, regarldess of shape, size, color, ect.
*Tell others when they look nice. Compliments can go a long way.
*Always be there to support others.
What else can I help you with?
What do you need to eat to stop anorexia?
it doesnt work like that sweetie, to "stop" anorexia, you need sometimes years of therapy and in-patient treatment. It doesnt just stop.
How can I get help for anorexia?
Anorexia is a very dangerous! You should seek professional help immediately. Most people can not over come anorexia alone. Talk with your doctor, he will point you in the right direction and get you the help you need.
Does having anorexia stop you from going to the toilet?
I hope not!
How can you stop your eating disorder a.k.a anorexia?
dislexia
What do you do if you think you are getting Mild anorexia?
The best thing to do would be to get help. Talk to someone. A doctor can help and tell you the best way to stop the disroder before it gets any worse.
Do anorexics go through withdrawal when they stop the anorexia?
Yes.
Where in Ireland can you get help for anorexia?
http://www.bodywhys.ie/
Who actually stops anorexia?
Counseling help.
How do you help someone with anorexia if they don't listen to a word?
They will have to help themselves.
What medical products can help anorexia?
There is a fantastic medical product for curing anorexia. It is called food! ye i no but as in medical
Can dieting stop your menstual cycle?
Yes - especially if you develop Anorexia Nervosa.
Where can I find information about anorexia help on the Internet?
Anorexia can be helped by visiting a trust source on the internet. One such source would be the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders, Inc.
