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Featured Eating Disorders Article

F.A.T. - A First Hand Experience With The Female Athlete Triad. By: Maria Kang While wiping down any traces of my shame, I flushed the toilet for the 2nd time to discard evidence... Ashamed of the battle with F.A.T., I slowly started to kick the cycle by focusing on ways of improving. 3981 Words - Date Added: Nov 08, 2006

All About Eating Disorders!
By: Joel Tietge
When a person's life begins to revolve around weight and food, that is when an eating disorder occurs. Find out what they are, how you get them, who is at risk, and how to prevent them! 976 Words - Date Added: Jan 02, 2004

Anorexia: Food Is The Enemy!
By: Other Writer
By: Peter Czerwinski. Over a year ago I was hospitalized for an eating disorder. The following article explains exactly what anorexia is and following afterwards is the story of my experience with it. 3111 Words - Date Added: Jul 28, 2004

Celiac Sprue... Who Knew? Pt. 2.
By: Tamar
After implementing a totally gluten, wheat, malt, oat, barley, rye-free diet, my skin took on a smoother appearance, I was sleeping better, the heartburn was not returning, and my general attitude got better! Part 2 in a series. 1610 Words - Date Added: Jul 18, 2007

Celiac Sprue... Who Knew? Pt. 1.
By: Tamar
After implementing a totally gluten, wheat, malt, oat, barley, rye-free diet, my skin took on a smoother appearance, I was sleeping better, the heartburn was not returning, and my general attitude got better! 1803 Words - Date Added: Jun 05, 2007

Dorman & Kang's Viva La Fitness Podcast: Olympia & Eating Disorders Podcast.
By: Maria Kang
This week, join Maria and Louis as they expound upon the Olympia, eating disorders & fitness OCD, NBC's The Biggest Loser, and learn why both Maria and Louis are both moving... separately... 284 Words - Date Added: Sep 26, 2006

Eating Disorder Series: An Interview With Edward J. Cumella!
By: Pamela Micks
This is part one of a series. We will be discussing current issues as they relate to emotional eating and some things that can be done to reverse the epidemic. 1494 Words - Date Added: Aug 09, 2005

Eating Disorders - What You Need To Know: Part 1.
By: Shannon Clark
Eating disorders come in many different forms and affect many different types of people. Get more information right here as I discuss various eating disorders and how they can be diagnosed and treated. 2158 Words - Date Added: Aug 09, 2005

Eating Disorders Cause Major Struggles: Defining Experiences & Types!
By: Jaime Filer
The vicious cycle of binging and purging is not a fun cycle, and I can tell you that first hand. Because I'm trying to recover from it. 2647 Words - Date Added: May 19, 2009

F.A.T. - A First Hand Experience With The Female Athlete Triad.
By: Maria Kang
While wiping down any traces of my shame, I flushed the toilet for the 2nd time to discard evidence... Ashamed of the battle with F.A.T., I slowly started to kick the cycle by focusing on ways of improving. 3981 Words - Date Added: Nov 08, 2006

How Bodybuilding Can Help You Beat Binge Eating!
By: Marie Spano
This article will give you the real truth on binge eating and help you incorporate techniques to beat it, whether you suffer from an occasional binge episode or a full-blown eating disorder. Learn more. 1366 Words - Date Added: Jun 03, 2009

How Bodybuilding Can Help You Fight An Eating Disorder!
By: Marie Spano
People from just about any walk of life could suffer from an eating disorder or disordered eating. And, many people with eating disorders become very adept at hiding the signs and symptoms... Learn more. 1320 Words - Date Added: Aug 06, 2009

How To Recover From An Episode Of Binge-Eating.
By: Herve Duchemin
A lot of focus has been placed on anorexia, and bulimia, but it seems that compulsive overeating gets ignored in the shuffle. I've put together some strategies here that may be a helpful way of curbing your overeating desires. Read on for more. 1901 Words - Date Added: Oct 24, 2006

Take Control! Why Binges Take Place.
By: Karen Sessions
Being a former victim of an eating disorder I understand the fear of eating, the sudden binges and the feeling of being completely out of control and lonely. 375 Words - Date Added: Dec 13, 2001

What Causes Eating Disorders?
By: Jeremy Keough
Eating disorders may develop partly in response to difficult life experiences such as abuse or social pressures arising in puberty and in growing up. They are also more common in cultures where it is considered desirable to be slim. Genetic factors seem to be important, especially in anorexia. 3000 Words - Date Added: May 30, 2002

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