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Professional counselors use a process when confronting someone with anorexia or bulimia. The end goal is to get the patient to agree to, and participate in, treatment to get better. But it’s sometimes difficult to get an anorexic to see a medical professional in the first place. This means the goal of confronting someone is …

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Japan Seeing Rise In Eating Disorders

Once thought to be a very Western-world phenomenon, eating disorders are now on the rise in other areas of the world. In Japan, they’re growing more rapidly than the nation can handle. According to the Japanese Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry, eating disorders spiked in the late 1990s and, in 2008, the country estimated that …

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