Transcript Eating Disordersx

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 Would
you rather eat soups for an entire year
or salads for an entire year? Explain why.
 Need
for control
 Need for perfection
 Need for acceptance
 Need to feel thin inside
 Although
eating disorders affect mostly
women, men can be diagnosed as well.
 Depression and anxiety usually coexist
with an eating disorder- cause or effect?
 Seven million women and one million men
have been diagnosed with an eating
disorder in the U.S.
 Heart, kidney, and liver damage can occur
with an eating disorder.
Diet
A restricted eating plan.
Fad Diet
Approaches to weight control that is popular for a
short period of time.
Eating Disorder
An eating disorder is a compulsion to eat, or avoid
eating, that negatively affects one's physical and
mental, social, and emotional health.
 Weight
Watchers
 South Beach Diet
 Atkins Diet
 Paleo Diet
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Only eat foods eaten by “cavemen”
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Fish, lean meats, fruits, and non starchy veggies
 No dairy, or processed foods.
 Raw
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Food Diet
No heating of food and only eating vegetables
raw
 Anorexia
Nervosa
 Bulimia Nervosa
 Compulsive Eating or Binge Eating
 Self
-starvation, denying the body of the
essential nutrients.
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Has fear of body
weight or weight gain
Wears baggy clothes,
or layers of clothing
Obsesses about
clothing size
Complains about
always being fat, even
when they are not
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Behaviors
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Loss of menstrual
cycle
Begin to lose a large
amount of weight over
a period of time
Sunken cheek bones
Develop lanugo
(peach fuzz type hair)
Moody and emotional
May become
compulsive exercisers
Pale and dry skin
Dry hair
Stomach pains
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Symptoms
A cycle of overeating followed by binging
or purging.
 Some
examples of purging are vomiting,
excessive exercising, fasting, and using
laxatives.
 Binge eating (usually junk food)
 Secretive eating (hiding food or
 Vomiting
 Frequent visits to the restroom
 Muscle weakness
 Tooth decay
 Sore throat
 Swollen glands
 Broken blood vessels
 Teeth marks on back of hand
 Loss of hair
 Very little loss of weight
 Obsessed with weight
missing)
 People
with this disorder binge (eating)
uncontrollably on large amounts of food
sometimes thousands of calories in a short
period of time-but do not purge the calories
after they have been consumed
 Frequent
overeating, especially when
distressed
 Feeling out of control when eating
 Bingeing on high calorie junk food, sweet
food, fried foods, fast food, etc.
 Being secretive about binges, eating alone
 Depression
 Guilt