The body will begging to "protect" itself in different ways.
The metabolism will slow to require less calories daily to survive.
In women, the menstrual cycle will slow or stop completely in order to conserve energy and nutrients in the body.
Weight loss will slow as the body struggles to hold onto fat.
A thin layer of hair, called lanugo, will grow all over the body. It is like a downy fuzz, often called "peach fuzz", and the body tries to stay warm with less body fat. A thin layer of hair will act like another insulator, meaning less enegry and calories are spent trying to keep the body warm.
Fatigue will set in as the malnourished body tries even more to conserve energy and calories.
it`s armored body protects itself from predetors
The ability of the body to protects itself from its environment is called homeostasis.
It forces the body into breaking down its own muscle and fat cells to survive. Basically, by self-starvation anorexia makes the body consume itself. Anorexia nervosa (or simply anorexia) is an emotional disorder that can be life-threatening. It doesn
A damselfly protects itself through the tough exoskeleton surrounding its body. It also gets aggressive with potential predators to scare them away.
well, its really all science. What happens is when someone has anorexia they are basically starving themselves. But what they don't realize is that the body needs food to function. So the body starts using itself and its organs as sources of food basically. And so when someone has anorexia the body starts to deteriorate because it is using itself as a source of energy and food.
A long clawed hermit crab protects itself by hiding in it's protective shell or fighting back with its claws, or by putting its body in its hard shell.
A hedgehog is a small animal that protects itself by hiding its head and spikes covers entirely its whole body.
It protects itself
Anorexia (the lack of appetite) they can get. But not Anorexia nervosa.
It has a defense mechanism called "metamario" which helps its body shut down if attacked.
Anorexia can (and does) affect all systems and parts of the body.
You skin protects your body from infections and punctures. Your immune system protects the body from pathogens. Your hair protects your head from sunburns.