Tuesday, May 21, 2013
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1. Too Much Binge Eating
[DIET&FITNESS]
The most common eating disorder may not be what you think it is. More people have a problem with binge eating than any other eating disorder, including anorexia and bulimia, although it's not as recognized. The disorder isn't characterized by being able to eat a lot, having a healthy appetite or savoring a big meal once in awhile. It's estimated that 2 percent of Americans suffer from the disorder; 10 to 15 percent of mildly... Read More
The most common eating disorder may not be what you think it is. More people have a problem with binge eating than any other eating disorder, including anorexia and bulimia, although it's not as recognized. The disorder isn't characterized by being able to eat a lot, having a healthy appetite or savoring a big meal once in awhile. It's estimated that 2 percent of Americans suffer from the disorder; 10 to 15 percent of mildly... Read More
2. Where's Your Diet Danger Zone?
[DIET&FITNESS]
When examining your eating habits, where you eat may be as important as what you eat. If you're trying to get to the source of stress eating or habitual eating, then examine what you're doing and where you're doing it when the binge takes place. {relatedarticles}For example, if you snack mindlessly in front of the TV, then the living room might be your dieting danger zone. If you make it a habit to take a bowl of ice cream to bed... Read More
When examining your eating habits, where you eat may be as important as what you eat. If you're trying to get to the source of stress eating or habitual eating, then examine what you're doing and where you're doing it when the binge takes place. {relatedarticles}For example, if you snack mindlessly in front of the TV, then the living room might be your dieting danger zone. If you make it a habit to take a bowl of ice cream to bed... Read More
3. How to Recognize Signs of an Eating Disorder
[MOMS]
Eating disorders are on the rise, which raises serious concern for parents. Although eating disorders normally appear during adolescence or in early adulthood, children as young as 4 have also been susceptible to body image issues that can help to trigger eating disorders. Parents should understand the signs of an eating disorder so that it can be caught and treated early on. Who is affected by eating... Read More
Eating disorders are on the rise, which raises serious concern for parents. Although eating disorders normally appear during adolescence or in early adulthood, children as young as 4 have also been susceptible to body image issues that can help to trigger eating disorders. Parents should understand the signs of an eating disorder so that it can be caught and treated early on. Who is affected by eating... Read More
