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Renourishment is the process of restoring nutrition to someone who has experienced severe starvation for a period of time. In North America, malnourished patients with various medical concerns such as cancer, alcoholism, and swallowing difficulties due to neurological concerns, as well as anorexia nervosa should receive carefully monitored renourishment. It is important to provide the …
Bulimia Hair Loss
Hair loss is a common symptom of bulimia. Constant binging and purging results in malnourishment which affects the ability of the hair to regenerate and maintain healthy growth. Vital nutrients are lost when a person purges food they have consumed. Under normal circumstances, hair falls out at a rate of approximately 50 to 100 strands …
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The Hidden World Of Doctors With Eating Disorders
It’s the last person you would suspect to have an eating disorder. It’s your doctor. Oddly enough, the last official study done on the prevalence of eating disorders among medical students was conducted in 1985. The results of that study found that about 15 percent of female medical students ages 19-36 had an eating disorder. …
Ballerina Fired For Looking “Too Fat” On Stage Speaks Out Against Pressure To Be Perfect
Kathleen Rea was a dancer who was 5’6″ and 105 pounds. But that wasn’t thin enough, says Rea, who is speaking out against industry pressure to be thin in her new book, The Healing Dance. Too fat to perform? Rea was a ballet dancer with the National Ballet of Canada and suffered with bulimia for …
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