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Body Image Disorder - Simply, it is a probelm with Boyd image or how a person views themself. There are a vast range of what this could mean for an indicidual person, however. It can be as small as not likeing a certain aspect of yourself or being critical of an action you take. (For example, a "oh, i should have gotten that question right, i knew that!") Other issues, like BDD (Body Dismorphic Disorder) are much more serious. BDD is where a person looks at themself and sees false realities. This can mena seeing yourself as fat, when you are really thin (as is what happens with eating disorders), or just not being tuned into reality.

Food Phobia - Literally, it is a fear of food. (Phobia means fear.) This type of phobia can extend to different aspects of food, though. Some examples are fear of eating / gaining weight, fear of starvation / malnutrition, fear of food poisoning, fear of disease (transported through foods), fear of chemically-altered / non-organic foods, and many other fears.

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Pictures of anorexics?

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How does body image influence food choices?

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How can a negative body image affect eating behavior?

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What happens when you get anorxia?

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Is an eating disorder in which a person frequently eats a large amount of food then vomet?

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What is the name of an eating disorder marked by not eating enough food?

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How are eating disorders are like addictions?

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What are the symptoms of annorexia?

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