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Exercising to a dangerous extent. Going running, going to the gym, swimming for hours and hours everyday, in order to loose weight
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What eating disorder is more likely to effect men?
Muscle dysmorphia, and / or anorexia athletica.
What eating disorder is more lickely to effect men instead of women?
Muscle dysmorphia Anorexia athletica
Which one of these eating disorders is more likly to affect men than women?
While an eating disorder can affect either gender equally, more women tend to suffer from anorexia and bulimia while more men tend to suffer from muscle dysmorphia, protein abuse, and anorexia athletica.
Which type of eating disorder is most likely to affect men?
Muscle dysmorphia and anorexia athletica, and orthorexia affects men and women roughly equally.
What will happen to you if you suffer from anorexia athletica?
Anorexia athletica is not a totally medical term. It is loosely used to describe someone who exhibits anorexic tendencies (self starvation, limiting food intake, malnourishment, low body weight, ect.) with a seemingly compulsive need to exercise. This exercise is usually done for long amounts of time, or continually throughout the day or week, and can be fairly intense.
What eating disorder are males more likely to be affected by more than women?
Anorexia Athletica (excessive exercise to gain muscle and physique) Muscle Dystrophy
What term is given to a female athlete who has an eating disorder and develops amenorrhea and osteoporosis?
That is most commonly diagnosed as anorexia.
Which on of these eating disorders is more likely to affect men than women?
Muscle dysmorphia and anorexia athletica, and orthorexia affects men and women roughly equally.
When was Athletica created?
Athletica was created on 1997-02-26.
When was Lululemon Athletica created?
Lululemon Athletica was created in 1998.
What is Lululemon Athletica's population?
Lululemon Athletica's population is 2,861.
When did Saint Louis Athletica end?
Saint Louis Athletica ended in 2010.
