Eating Disorders

well it usually depends on your weight if u are very heavy then u will lose about 2 or 1 pound a day.i myself thought i was to heavy so i starved myself or either ate less than 600 calories a day for 3 days after those three days i lost 6 pounds. not on the other hand if u weigh like 90 lbs u probably wont lose weight or that much weight because ur probably underweight

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Purging, in relation to eating disorders, have several methods that can be used. The common methods of purging are voluntarily vomited after meals or intentionally starving one's self for periods of time. Many also turn to laxatives after big meals as a form of purging as well.

open your mouth and take something nasty... that should make you throw up...

open your mouth, put your index finger on the inner most part of your tongue and tickle it a little... that should make you throw up also...

One possible cause is a problem with blood sugar levels. If the foods are the type that the body quickly metabolizes, your blood sugar level can take a dramatic dive after an initial rise. This is worsened if you have diabetes or pre-diabetes - which many people have but do not realize. Another reason is problems in the circulation system which can be stressed after a meal, or with the liver. Best to get checked out by a doctor.

While correct, for most animals, the resulting blood sugar changes trigger an insulin release. I find eating a more protein rich lunch, cutting out high glycaemic carbohydrates prevents me from having problems with tiredness.

Yes. Anorexics will eat some food, but it is often too little to be healthy or very low in calories and fat content.

Yes, Pica is a type of eating disorder, but not in the traditional sense. People with pica have an appetite for non-food items, such as dirt, chalk, coal, baby powder, etc. They also eat foods that are considered raw items, such as flour or salt.

people don't call it "STARVING YOURSELF". call it fasting..the bible says you should fast but don't let any one know about it!, that's all i do.., and excersive while you do it, ull look and feel great!,

Even though I am doing exactly what you wrote above (not/barely eating each day, running a mile, and moderate exercises) not eating isn't healthy in the long run because it's harder and takes longer to lose the weight and a person can only go max. 30 -40 days.

PWS is usually not inherited in MOSt cases. It occur as random events and is caused by the deletion of chromosome 15.

Yes, they are.

Eh, not as far as i know! But i could be wrong...

Maybe your thinking of anorexia? THAT is an eating disorder but not necessarily a loss of appetite.

Sorry if i didn't answer correctly! :)

An eating (and self image) disorder characterized by self-starvation is called, "Anorexia". A person who has anorexia is correctly said to be, "Anoretic', or more commonly, "Anorexic".

Anorexia is not associated with a willingness to eat. Anorexics are not "lazy", either, as they will often exercise or constantly be moving to burn calories. Many anorexics are not very social as they tend to isolate or suffer from depression, too.

In those who recover, energy intakes return to normal.~jmata

No. Most anorexics, in fact, are either normal weight or underweight.

About 1 to 2 days, but in that period of time you will mainly just lose water weight and could continue to be just water weight for up to 4 days. By 7 days your body will be fully in the starvation mode as in everything you eat will become fat and your body will begin to grow hair all over (even on your back) I believe the medical term for it is lanugo.

some would with that question propobly has a dieing turtle so i would say a 52 hours

Falling into a Coma

What I have found is a combination of anorexia behaviors (restricting, laxative use, vomiting) have weakened the body's digestive system, and a person's reduced liquid intake makes it worse. Even in recovery, if a person eats less than full amounts advised, the body will not pass a movement. I hope people who understand the disorder and may be going through this or know someone in recovery check with a doctor and nutritionist for help.

with a weighing scale that can measure it as a feature, or you can do it manually from a health science type place where they use a calipers to measure skin folds and determine your body fat %.

Yeah, it's healthy to eat spicy foods.

One of the benefits of eating spicy foods is the metabolic factor. Spicy foods speed up the metabolism, which helps in losing weight.

It also helps with respiratory problems. You ever notice that when you eat spicy food your nose starts running? That's what I'm talking about. It's an expectorant, clears the sinuses.

For some reason, eating spicy food also releases endorphins, so they're also a mood lifter!

Another benefit of eating spicy food is digestive. Spicy food increases production of Hydrochloric acid, which makes the digestive process speed up and increases bloodflow to the stomach. Some people get Acid Reflux from spicy food, so that's a downside, but most kids don't have Acid Reflux.

Those are some of the healthy things about eating spicy food, so there you go!

Binge eating is defined by a person consuming an unnaturally large amount of food of over 2,000 calories within the space of two hours.

Binge eating is characterised by a sense of having lost control over eating. People with the disorder may find themselves eating large quantities of food even when not hungry, usually in a short period of time. This is accompanied by feelings of guilt or disgust at the perception of having consumed so much.

When you starve yourself, your body does not have much to run on (food and drinks provide energy for the body). To get energy, it uses stored energy in fat cells. The body begins to metabolize these cells, and you lose fat.

anorexia is ocurs for diffrent reasons mostly poor self isteem, depreesion, and having the mental illness of the fear of being fat. anorexia is ocurs for diffrent reasons mostly poor self isteem, depreesion, and having the mental illness of the fear of being fat.