Statistics show that women develop eating disorders more than men. Teenage girls are the highest affected, however, there is no evidence that white women contract eating disorders over other races.
Anorexia or disordered eating with anorexic tendencies (skipping meals, excessive exercise, even if not enough to be diagnosed as anorexic) affects about 1 in every 250 people.
The actual brain level is not "lower" in a person with depression or those who suffer from eating disorders. Actually, it is hard to classify them together. In depression, moods are surpressed as are certain chemicals in the body (like seratonin). In eating disorders, the mind is actually often highly active, but is prone to depression and blacking out due to lack of blood, oxygen, and nutrients.
it may vary depending on the person. but, many people develop psychiatric disorders due to traumatic events. many people also develop psychiatric disorders because people in their family have them, making it appear normal. if there is a familial history of a psychiatric disorder you a more prone to developing it.
Yes. Without proper nutrients, bones can easily become weak, brittle, prone to fractures or breaking, and have permanent joint damage, too.
Yes, dogs can develop autoimmune disorders. However, some breeds are more prone to autoimmune disorders than others.
Hemophiliac is a medical term that translates into prone to excessive bleeding, but there are many kinds of bleeding disorders that aren't hemophilia. Bleeding disorders in general are termed coagulopathies.
That would depend on what your eating disorder is, if it is that you are prone to overeating, it is going to be difficult to lose weight, on the other hand, if you have a eating disorder like anorexia or bulimia, you will lose weight.
While society is a large factor in causing eating disorders, many other internal or personal reasons may also be causes. These include... * Clinical depression * Low self-esteem (as a result of bullying or by other reasons) * Body Dismorphic Disorder * Obsessive Compulsive Disorder * Genetics (while not tentirely confirmed, some studies suggest there is a genetic link that makes individuals more prone to problems such as eating disorders) * Self-motivated starvation for personal goals (not by influence of other outside opinions) * Dieting gone too far
wrestlers are commonly prone to eating disorders because they must make specific requirements for weigh ins and be under the correct weight or their team will be penalized accordingly. Any sport similar to wrestling where weight classes exist can present this risk, usually in one on one combatant sports like mixed martial arts or boxing. Any other athlete is also at risk for a variety of factors including, but not limited to, stress, anxiety about appearance, lack of performance, social pressures, etc.
Yes, all Pekingese dogs have a short muzzle, which makes them prone to breathing disorders.
You are prone for heartburn as pregnant but eating peppers is not harmful.
Yes
Both anorexia and bulimia are eating disorders where extreme dieting is used to lose weight. Anorexia is not eating or strictly limiting the food eaten, while bulimia is mostly throwing up after meals. Both disorders are commonly thought to originate as a mental disorder, possibly linkd to Body Dismorohic Disorder (BDD). Each can cause serious health risks and problmes. In sever cases, both can become fatal.