Anorexia is “Starvation,” by starving yourself. People who have Anorexia Nervosa starve themselves to be skinny, not eating a thing. Bulimia Nervosa is, “vomiting what you eat.” People, who suffer from Bulimia, eat foods that are high in calories or fat, then vomit what they eat, often they take diet pills, laxatives or diuretics, to make them keep their weight off. Obesity is said to be a “mental problem, more than an Eating Disorder.” It is a large accumulation of fat in the body. Compulsive Eaters usually eat when emotionally upset or stressed. Compulsive Eaters find an out by eating their way into happiness.

To find more about Eating Disorders and how to deal with them read this paper and find out for yourself. Just remember if you suffer from an Eating Disorder there is still hope for you and recovery. Although if you want to become a st

In order to put all of this research into one paragraph it would have to be, that Eating Disorders are very dangerous. Anorexia, Bulimia, and Obesity all have to do with one thing, lots of eating, then bingeing, and purging. Eating Disorders should be taken very seriously. As you read there are many physical and psychological problems that come into play with Eating Disorders. Hopefully in your life you will never come into contact with an Eating Disorder.

· Talk out loud. Talk to the food. Tell the food what it is suppose to be doing for you.

Each of the questions was answered through the findings in books or on an Internet source, though that did not give me much information. I also used my friends’ diary that she kept while she was going through the Eating Disorder, to give some details of the disorder. Then the questions I had I answered them thoroughly with the books that I had checked out of the library. Each book was used for separate reasons, each book I used had its own meaning and for the purpose of each study for each question.

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