Anorexia Nervosa

The easiest way to put on weight is through eating more and exercising less. To do so in a healthy manner, however, is important. Medical or trained professionals can help, too. Focus on eating healthy foods. Don't just eat lots of junk food and high-fat foods. It will only add ot a sharp increasein fat of the body, which actually can be very unhealthy and dangerous. Instead, eat a mixed diet including fruits, vegetables, and lots of proteins and nuts. Moderate exercise can help to add muscle weight, instead of fat, too.

Trying anorexia is about as silly as suggesting to try OCD to get better at remembering things. Anorexia is a KILLER, and not something you can "try" for awhile and then set aside. Be glad that you don't have it, it ruins lives. If you really are an athlete then your metabolism hasn't got much choice but to keep running, unless you've been messing around with your diet so bad that your body has switched over into starvation mode. Probably all you need to do is to monitor what you eat more closely, and stick to the plan.

Anorexia can commonly cause organs to become starved due to a lack of food and adequate nutrients. This can lead to organ malfunction or failure. Anorexia has also been known to cause anemia. The kidneys can have trouble processing nutrients and waste in the body, and can also begin to develop kidney stones.

The exact number can not be told , as it is a major illness today.

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Not really now to many but there is some people who are anorexic but not many

They are not exactly called anything. A person might be anorexic if they do not eat a lot, but not exactly, as anorexia also involves numerous other factors.

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The lack of eating can harm and effect the functions of the stomach, intestines, and bowels.

It depends on the culture. Nearly every culture "looks down" upon or does not approve of eating disorders. Some cultures highly value a thin or petite woman, though. In these cultures, found commonly in the United States and Asia, eating disorders are kept secret, but the results are flaunted and viewed as positive.

In certain sports, such as gymnastics, cheerleading, diving, dancing (especially ballet), and other sports, being thin is seen as being very good, so eating disorders are more accepted as a means to improve one's own ability and appearance in the sport.

The signs that you're experiencing a bout of anorexia are: a) you feel sick when you go to eat food b) your mind tricks you into thinking that you will be sick when you eat food c) you feel that if you eat you will be fat, therefore you don't eat.. maybe to impress someone you like or because you were teased about being over weight. d) you might feel good about not eating and having people call you skinny. anorexia is really bad. losing weight is often a really bad thing for your mind, especially when you dont need to. it gets really hard to start eating normally again. just remember that you dont have to impress anyone! if they say you're "fat" or whatever, they obviously feel insecure about themselves and need someone to dish it on to. if you feel that you need to impress someone, well, if they want to change you, or they dont like you as you are, then they obviously aren't worth the time and effort.

There are a lot of rumors that fly around about that, but as of now none are confirmed so no. She does have a trianer to help her lsoe weight and get in shape, though.

Millions of people have died over the centuries that anorexia has affected people. It is too difficult to put an exact number, too. Some may die directly from the disorder, but many may also die or commit suicide as a result of a side effect or the depression that goes along with the disorders.
About 10%-15% of sufferers will die related to their eating disorder or a complication stemming from the disorder.

If you starve yourself, and go back to eating, you will never go back to eating properly, because of the phyciatric problems you would have. But possible if you develop good eating patterns along with exercise, you will have a good feeling and will Not gain any exess weight if you do it properly.

It depends on how severe the anorexia is for the individual, along with if they are in treatment or not. For minor cases, the person may still seem "normal" or "average", or just a bit on the thinner side. For more severe cases, the person may seem emaciated or dying.

If you want to see pictures of people who suffer from anorexia, go online. It's easy to find a website that will showcase examples of this. Many health websites do this. Also, a simple search for such images in your favorite search engine will probably help you find some pictures that you are looking for.or search up pics of anorexia in google!!!!

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Most of the health consequences will more than likely be mental, since Anorexia is a disease of the mind, that is shown through the physical side effects. You're teeth won't go bad from the stomach acid like when someone is bulimic and puking constantly, but you'll probably have last effects, like thinking about going back to being anorexic, up to years after you're healthy again. This is different for everyone though.

Unfortunately, most anorexics feel that they must keep their disorder a secret. This is because anorexia is looked down upon by most people. It is a disease, but it does not make the anorexic any less of a "good" person, as many people thing. Other people might view the anorexic individual as selfish, attneiton-seeking, "mental" or "crazy", or just plain weird. Anorexics are often shunned or made fun of.

Nationalism allows the people of the country to govern and design their government structure. Monarchism has a royal family that rules a nation or many nations. The Monarch has the right to do whatever he or she feels to the people of his or her nation or nations. The people of Europe were fed up with the way they were treated by the aristocracy and the Monarchs of Austria/Hungary and Germany. They wanted their own self rule and government design. Some Serbians, who the Monarchs of Austria and Hungry treated like dirt (and some Bosnians I think), plotted together to kill the Archduke Ferdinand of Hungary. They wanted the monarchs gone and no longer able to rule and harm them. This his how nationalism killed Archduke Ferdinand. It was also the spark of the crazy war of World War 1.

The best things you can do is encourage them to get better. This often means professional / medical intervention. You can encourage a friend to get treatment. Be careful, though, as this is a delicate area for your friend. Don't be too blunt or "out" them publically. Telling them the dangers probably won't help, as they most likely already know or have experienced them. If they will talk to you, listen to what they have to say. Don't pass judgement. Don't force them to eat. Make sure that your friend's close family (parents, sibling, ect.) is in on the circle of support. Ask if they want others to know, like close friends of yours. If not, respect their wishes and don't tell others. You will gain your friend's trust, and that could be helpful for recovery down the road. Be careful about all body, food, and weight comments are your friend. Don't be a food police, watching what they eat and demanding that they eat more. What your friend most needs is a good friend who will support and help them, someone that they can trust.

Anorexics often suffer from many heart conditions. Commonly, it is a low heart rate and low blood pressure. A low body temperature can happen, too. Often, the heart becomes weak and is placed under a lot of strain and pressure. This can cause permanent damage, malfunction, and potentially even heart failure.