CHAPTER SIX LESSON TWO. FADS AND EATING DISORDERS Most diets that make outrageous claims regarding _________________________ Grapefruit diet Cabbage soup.

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CHAPTER SIX LESSON TWO

FADS AND EATING DISORDERS Most diets that make outrageous claims regarding _________________________ Grapefruit diet Cabbage soup diet Atkins Over-the-counter appetite suppressants etc. Celebrity endorsements (Anna Nicole Smith)

_____________________ Loosing weight quickly and gaining back rapidly Causes loss of _______ ________ ___________ along with body fat This LBT is then replaced by _________ Leads to more difficulty in losing weight in the future Does not promote lifestyle changes

HIGH RISK STATEGIES ___________: causes the body to burn muscle tissue for energy ______________________: require warning labels by the FDA because of the health risks _____________: suppress appetite but cause drowsiness and addiction

EATING DISORDERS  Obsession with being __________, depression and possibly genetics can lead to eating disorders  Primarily ____________ suffer from these disorders but not limited to them  Body image disorder : a person “still” sees themselves as being fat no matter how thin they may become

____________________  Extremely low caloric intake  Obsessed with exercising  Related emotional problems  Unnatural interest in food  Consequences include extreme weight loss, constipation, hormonal changes, heart damage, decrease in immune system efficiency and DEATH

_______________________ Cycles of overeating (binging) followed by clearing the digestive tract (purging) by vomiting and/or use of laxatives Cycles of overeating (binging) followed by clearing the digestive tract (purging) by vomiting and/or use of laxatives Can lead to dehydration, kidney damage, irregular heartbeat and tooth decay Can lead to dehydration, kidney damage, irregular heartbeat and tooth decay Abuse of laxatives can cause nutrient deficiencies and damage the make up of the blood Abuse of laxatives can cause nutrient deficiencies and damage the make up of the blood