What does Binge eating disorder do to your body?

Answer 1

Binge eating can cause an increase in blood pressure and choleterol levels. Other affects are: fatigue, joint pain, type 2 Diabetes, galllader disease, Heart disease, and even a risk of cancer. Binge eating can cause an increase in blood pressure and choleterol levels. Other affects are: fatigue, joint pain, type 2 diabetes, galllader disease, heart disease, and even a risk of cancer.

Answer 2

Eating disorders can affect the body in many ways. Besides the basic weight loss, eating disorders can cause fatigue, weakness, dizziness, and a likely chance of passing out or faintint. Bones can weaken, and muscels will begin to weaken and deteriorate. A person who sufferes from an eating disorder can have very dry, falky skin, and hair problems. Such hair probelms include thinning, dullness, weakness, hair becoming brittle / likely to breakage, and hair loss. More severe cases of eating disorders can cause organ damage, malfunction, and potenetially even organ failure, especially to the heart, kidneys, liver, and lungs.

Answer 3

I suffered with this from when I was 13-15 Then I developed anorexia & am in recovery 2nd time round now If you are referring to binge eating as a type of bulimia then it has masses of health problems attatched Making yourself sick can strip away all the enamel on your teeth, give you a puffed up face, stomach ulcers, poor hair/skin etc.. But the big one is that you could potentially rip your eosophagos & cough up blood/chokje on your own vomit If you mean binge eating in terms of going hours without food & then eating a lot in one sitting, this makes you much more prone to gain weight than if you eat steadily throughout the day It slows down your metabolism big time as your body is in constant starvation mode & so hangs on to more of the food you eat when you do & stores it as fat Everybody needs to eat no matter what size or shape they are, else they get ill - fact so I've been taught to eat something every 3 hours or thereabouts as this is best for your metabolism & your body gets used to the fact it's going to be fed & isn't in starvation mode anymore this may not work for everyone but it definitely does for me!! hope this helps & i havnt gone overboard, aha

Answer 4

Depression, weight gain, and conditions related to obesity are often common effects. Poor self esteem and shame can also develop.