Eating Disorders

New Study – Half A Million Teens Have An Eating Disorder

A recent study determined that half a million teenagers have an eating disorders and those numbers only reflect the amount of eating disorders reported. Why so Many eating Disorders go Unreported The majority of unreported eating disorders are teenagers between the ages of thirteen and eighteen just like the teens that have reported it. The …

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New Study Indicates Eating Disorders May Be Linked To TV Watching

In a recent study performed at Harvard medical school uncovered that some girls end up with their eating disorder as a result of watching television. It was also reported that several girls with eating disorders who did not have access to a television picked up the habit from their friends who did. The Study Researchers …

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New Study Suggest Exercise As A Treatment For Eating Disorders

The study lead by the University of Florida showed that the psychological Benefits from exercising may be an ideal treatment for people suffering from an eating disorder with the exception to those who suffer from over exercising. The Study Five hundred and thirty nine average weight students participated in the study. The first step in …

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Night Eating Syndrome Poised To Be Newly Recognized Eating Disorder

Experts in the field of Eating Disorders are beginning to recognize a new and distinct syndrome of disordered eating behavior termed Night Eating Syndrome (NES). NES is thought to affect up to 1.5% of the general population, and up to 16% of overweight individuals. In patients who have undergone bariatric surgery, the incidence may be …

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Ninety Percent (90%) Of Eating Disorders Start With A Diet

With the national Eating Disorder Awareness Week (February 6-12), coming up there will be several campaigns about raising awareness for eating disorders. It is important to know that an eating disorder can start before a person even realizes it. Statistics “Statistics show that at any time, 45% of women and 25% of men are dieting. …

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Noninvasive Brain Stimulation May Treat Eating Disorders

The use of (transcranial magnetic stimulation) TMS to modulate food intake is still a developing therapy, and it is important to keep in mind limitations in study designs when evaluating results. The negative results of this particular study might be due to several reasons: (1) The small sample size of 14 women resulted in a …

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Number Of Eating Disorders In Boys Growing

The age for eating disorders is becoming younger and with that is showing an increase in male eating disorders: “The stereotype of a child or teen with an eating disorder has historically been an affluent white girl in her teens or early twenties. The reality is eating disorders are an equal opportunity condition. Not only …

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Occurrence Of Eating Disorders Among Adolescents Studied

According to a report posted online March 7 that will appear in the July print issue of Archives of General Psychiatry eating disorders are widespread in the general U.S. adolescent population and are associated with other mental health disorders, role impairment, and suicide. The Study Sonja A. Swanson, Sc.M., of the National Institute of Mental …

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