Millions of people go on diets, as noted by the amount of Dieting Books, that are on the shelves of bookstores. The diet industry is getting rich because people want to lose weight.
Most just want to lose weight to fit into their clothes, or lose it after they have a baby.
It is those that are not overweight, but of normal weight, that look at themselves and see themselves as obese, and go on a strict almost starvation diet, who are prone to having an eating disorder.
An eating disorder is a compulsive omission or inclusion with food that manifests itself with the mind of a person. A diet is a temporary omission or inclusion for a specific goal in mind. A diet is a normal thing whereas an eating disorder is not.
Yes.
They should eat a healthy diet. They should be going to a doctors or therapists to help with their eating disorder, too.
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.
A 2000 calorie a day diet is normal for the average adult. Anything less nay be trouble depending on the size, weight , height and age of the person. it wouldn't be a eating disorder if a small child ate 1000 calories a day. eating disorder are MENTAL ILLNESSES how much or how little one eats isn't really the disorder. No, just because someone eats less than 1000 calories doesnt mean they have an eating disorder, they could just be on a crash diet. eventually (usually within days or weeks) they will stop no harm done.
someone with an eating disorder may show signs of depression in the more obvious cases but in the more secrative cases the person may have suddenlt lack in self confidence. However an eating disorder may be hidden in ones diet, just because they're eating doesn't mean they're not sick. for exampl they may eat only protein which has no fat but burns quickly in the system. it's better to consult a doctor or counsiler if you suspect an eating disorder. :)
I'm not quite sure what you're asking...? Anorexia and/or bulimia can cause an 'unbalanced diet' and lack of nutrients to the body, but you do not simply 'get' and eating disorder from and unbalanced diet. An eating disorder is not just 'not eating' or other eating disorder behaviors, but much more extensive, involving mental and emotional patterns as well as the eating habits. (Or lack thereof. Ha.)
what is type of diet to manage the disorder
It was never proven, but blood levels showed that she was extremely malnutritioned. It was told that she was on a sweet tea diet, and that is it. After her accident she was placed on a feeding tube, so at that point, when she could no longer make the decision on her own, she did not have an eating disorder.
Yes and No. If you do have binge eating disorder and want to lose weight, you should try to eat a stable diet without binging for a couple of weeks before exercising. If you cant do this talk to a doctor.
Belinda probably either has a high metabolism, has a healthy diet and exercise routine, or may even have an eating disorder.
I wouldn't think so, however don't eat foods that make you sad. Like cheese. (maybe) There is not a specific diet for bipolar disorder. However, eating a well balanced diet, and adding fish to one's diet (2 times a week). can overall improve mood.