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It is estimated that about 20 percent of people who suffer from anorexia will die prematurely due to complications from the disease, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Related Disorders (ANAD). For this reason alone, it is important to recognize the signs of anorexia nervosa so that treatment is provided to those …

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Understanding Orthorexia Nervosa, An Obsession With Healthy Eating

Although it may appear that a person eats well, they may be suffering from orthorexia nervosa, a commonly overlooked eating disorder in which someone fixates on “righteous eating” or eating pure foods. Defining Orthorexia A person who suffers from orthorexia often begins to eat well with good intentions, but then becomes obsessed with food quality …

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Study Proves Eating Disorders In College Students Often Go Unnoticed

In a recent study done by a Harvard research team, they discovered that the majority of eating disorders in college students mostly of the female gender go unnoticed. How an Eating Disorder can go Unnoticed How an eating disorder can go unnoticed actually has a simple answer many college students feel the pressure of fitting …

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