Bell Ringer Yesterday we learned abut Anorexia Nervosa. What is the difference between Anorexia and Bulimia??

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Bell Ringer Yesterday we learned abut Anorexia Nervosa. What is the difference between Anorexia and Bulimia??

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Objective Identifying the Health risks associated with Bulimia.

Understanding Bulimia Bulimia : “Binge and Burge”. Uncontrolled eating followed by removal of the food from the body.

Famous Cases of Bulimia

Understanding Bulimia Health Risks: Someone with binge eating disorder isn’t going to starve to death. They may suffer from… Excessive Weight Gain Excessive Weight Gain Unhealthy Dieting Unhealthy Dieting

Understanding Bulimia Possible Causes: Coping mechanism to deal with emotions. Coping mechanism to deal with emotions. Manage anger. Manage anger. May lead to feelings of guilt and or depression. May lead to feelings of guilt and or depression.

Understanding Bulimia Treatment: Step One: Learning how to control their eating. Step One: Learning how to control their eating. Seek professional help from doctors. Seek professional help from doctors.

Understanding Bulimia Movie “I am Anorexic”