Bulimia

Well, the best way to go not to mess up your teeth or loose hair is to excercise and eat right. Being bulimic will cause you a lot more damage than gain, and if done for long enough can cause permanent damage to your stomach and throat, since you're causing one of the most powerful acids on earth to rise up. Bulimia is not healthy, ESPECIALLY for someone so young. Excercise, find something you like to do like bike, swim, dance, do it for 28 days and it'll become a habit. Then you'll loose your weight in a healthy matter that won't scare your family and friends, and create healthy habits for life.

Eating so little a day to lose so much weight is very unhealthy and very dangerous. It is a clear sign of the dangerous eating disroder known as anorexia nervosa. Eventually, a body will hit a plateau. This happens in nearly all forms of weight loss. The Boyd becomes so accustomed to the food and exercsie habits that it eventually adapts to stop losing weight. Also, when the body is so severly starved like that (with only 300 caloires a day, about 1,500 calories less than what it should be having daily), it finds all possible ways to conserve energy and not lose weight as an instict method of survival.

Bulimics touch their uvula, in the back of the throat, that piece of flesh that you can see when you open your mouth. The natural reflex is to throw up.

The only way is to get treated, some things will go away on their own while others will need to be fixed independently such as teeth this may cost $4,000-$10,000 but yea

No, it is not, nether is suffering from bulimia. You need help and should see your doctor.

Bulimia does not cause fainting. People who are Bulimic (Bing and purge) are usually not dangerously underweight. There are other dangers of Bulimia such as erosion of the esophagus and teeth, and electrolyte imbalances that could cause heart problems.

The media sees it as a story but not as big a story as when celebrities gain weight. When actors look "scary skinny" sure they're on the covers of magazines but when a celebrity gains weight like Jessica Simpson did they're on CNN getting trashed. The media sees gaining weight as a far worse thing than a little old thing like anorexia. Thin is in. Everybody knows that.

To lose weight, you need to diet and exercise. The amount of weight you would lose would depend on amny factors, such how how long / how instense you worked out, the calories you ate, how much you slept, and so on.

If you throw up once a day, the acid from your bile will destroy your teeth, your electrolytes will be off, (causing heart attacks and strokes) and you will get chubby cheeks,(salivary gland swelling), Irritation, inflammation, and possible rupture of the esophagus.

For some girls I know their three meals a day are three small snacks so they lose weight when they throw up... it depends on how much you eat during your three meals. I guess that if you eat small snacks you maybe could lose weight. I know this from having stains on my teeth from having epilepsy and being ill doesn't help you lose weight it just gets rid of a bit off food.

People suffering from bulimia are often found to have anxiety disorders, OCD, bipolar disorders or depression, body dysmorphic disorder.

Bulimia and anorexia are both potentiall very dangerous and deadly eating disorders. Bulimia is characterized by excessive eating (called bingeing) followed by throwing up or using laxatives (called purging) to get rid of the food from the body. Forcefully throwing up or using laxatives harms the stomach, intestines, and esophagus. To much stomach acid can harm the throat, mouth, and esophagus. This can cause burns, irratation, pain, and potentially infections or cancer in the mouth. Bingeing can stretch out the stomach, and if too much food is eaten and then forcefully purged, the stomach can rupture. That often quickly leads to death.

Eating disorders have been sometimes considered to be associated with brain lesions, see links below.

I have lost 6lb max and have been bulimic for 5 years. It's not a method to 'loose weight', it is something that happens aseemingly invuluntarily.

Generally, it is not safe to become anorexic. If you have bulimia and need help controlling hte urge to binge when you are dieting and fasting, it would be beneficial to seek medical attention or advice. Incorporating a healthy lifestyle is a surefire way to lose and maintain a healthy weight. You can also incoporate exercise into this routine. Exercises such as running are great for burning fat.

There are thousands of eating disorder treatment around the world.

Anorexia is an eating disorder when someone is very under weight and not healthy psychically and emotionally

Bulimia is when some one forces themselves to throw up (Usually in fear of gaining weight up or emotional issues)

Binge is when a person takes a vast amount of calories in a short period of time.

The person becomes so obsessed with making themselves thin that they can not stop the harmful behavior.

They will continue to eat-purge, and other things until they eventually die from it without intervention.

Absolutely, because there are long term health issues that come from having eating disorders.

My mother was anorexic and bulimic for around ten years, also for five months into her pregnancy with me.

She's now slightly overweight because of a thyroid disorder that is just one result of having the eating disorders and also type 1 diabetes.

Talk to your internal medicine doctor, though, for accurate diagnostics.

This is actually really common with bulimia (binging and purging), which is often why it's hard to detect. From my understanding, a person with bulimia usually consumes enough calories to maintain their weight. When a person binges, they are consuming excess calories, so when they purge they are getting rid of these EXCESS calories, preventing them from gaining weight, but not making them lose weight.

bulimia is a eating disorder.ok bulimia is a eating disorder.ok

You can't.

Starving yourself could trigger a binge. After binging some people want to throw up. So, starving COULD be a ticket to Bulimia

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