Question by Danii: How do people with anorexia return to their normal eating habits without gaining weight?
I’ve heard that recovering from anorexia is a process in which one has to “wheedle oneself back up”, but that’s a little vague. How large of a calorie increase and how gradually should this be done in order to not gain weight? And is there more to it than that…?
Top answer:
Answer by Sharlene You must gain weight to recover from anorexia. That’s kind of the point.
Of the huge number of videos available about bing eating here is one which I particularly liked.
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A question asked by BennieBear: How long after anorexia does it take to lose your hair?
Since late November, I’ve been eating about 500-800 calories a day. I noticed that my hair has really started to thin out in the front and it seems like I am shedding a lot of hair.
I was under the impression that hair loss only occured in severe cases of anorexia, though. And I have gone for way longer eating way less and never had any problems with hair loss.
Anyways, what should I expect to happen? Is it going to keep falling out?
The top answer:
Answer by Rineb ask the vocalist of SILVER CHAIR – DANIEL JONES
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Question posed by malsher_07: Are there any solutions to getting help with bulimia without going to a clinic?
I have bulimia and I know I should help myself. I dont want to go to a clinic and want to know if there is another option out there?
Top answer:
Answer by lucky s, Hi Mali,Good morning, sorry I don’t know what is bulimia,if I know may be I can help you with the book home remedies,which you can try in house without going to doctor and mostly home remedies don’t have side affects.
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A question asked by Starwolf79: How are learning and cognition affected by bulimia and anorexia nervosa?
Now that you had an opportunity to read more about hunger and eating behavior, discuss how learning and cognition are affected with bulimia and anorexia nervosa. Compare and contrast the two disorders. Remember to cite your responses. what does the research say about these disorders?
Most comprehensive answer:
Answer by skittlesss 1. lack of energy to concentrate.
2. often people with eating disorders constantly think about food and/or constantly telling themselves that they shouldn’t eat. they would be more likely to think about food, rather than their homework/studies.
3. the brain can’t function completely without all the nutrients it needs to sustain itself.
Question posed by Krista: How do I find the root of my Binge Eating Disorder?
I have binge eating disorder and I heard that a big step to recovery is finding the root to your problem (The reason why you started binge eating in the first place) I was young when I started gaining weight and I don’t know why or how to know the root of my problem.
How do I find the root to my binge eating disorder?
Thank You!
Chosen answer:
Answer by Russell It may be stress
Parent relationships
Peer Pressure
it could be anything as small as a school bully or as big a molestation
