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Overeating isn’t just a problem for those with eating disorders. In a culture where excess is now the norm, it can be hard for most people to recognize hunger cues and stop eating when they’re full – which often leads to discomfort, stomach pains and post-meal guilt. But putting down your fork is mostly an …

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Wellbutrin Used To Treat Bulimia

On the surface, the logic seems sound. Since one of the suspected causes of bulimia is depression, why not give an anti-depressant to see if the behavior improves? In fact, there is evidence that SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) are useful in treating bulimia. Paxil, Prozac, Zoloft and others have shown a 50% rate in …

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Despite the fact that Lena Dunham plays an insecure 20-something in HBO’s “Girls,” the actress doesn’t have body hang-ups in real life – a strength she says comes from having good parents. In Marie Claire UK’s October issue, Dunham says that, even as a young child, she felt extremely comfortable in her own skin. “This …

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Anorexia Nervosa Associated With Lower Risk Of Invasive Breast Cancer

A new study review by researchers at the European Institute of Oncology in Milan, Italy has determined that women with restricted calorie intake due to anorexia nervosa have a lower risk of developing breast cancer. While these results in no way suggest that anorexia nervosa is a beneficial treatment for breast cancer, the devastating eating …

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