Well, the constant bingeing and purging for one... it is said that a third of the calories consumed during a binge are not purged... so if you binge and have about 900 calories, and you purge, you still wont have gotten rid of all the calories. you will still have 300 in you. that's clearly very little, but if you have a massive binge, then you hold in more calories. also, the digestive process begins the minute you put food in your mouth, and if your binges last a long time, then by the time you're done eating, a lot of the stuff you have eaten will have probably been broken down already... it sucks, but that's what happens!
Anorexia, bulimia.
bulimia nervosa
Yes, drinking beer can lead to weight gain because it is high in calories and can contribute to an increase in overall calorie intake, which can lead to weight gain over time.
Possible death, you'll actually gain weight due to water retention, & many health issues.
Consuming too many electrolytes can lead to weight gain if the excess electrolytes cause the body to retain water, which can result in temporary weight gain.
These behaviors would describe those of someone who suffers from Bulimia or Binge-eating disorder.
Bulimia. A serious eating disorder which is not a way of losing weight.
because bulimia, is a failed method of weight loss, you seek a slimmer body, only excercise and working out with aid you to gain that body type you desire, permentantly. so rather than binging and purging, get on the floor and do some crunches.
It's possible. As you age, your metabolism slows down, which can lead to weight gain.
Yes, tapeworms can lead to weight gain in individuals by absorbing nutrients from the host's digestive system, causing the host to lose weight despite eating more.
No. Most people with bulimia are at a normal weight range.
Eat less.