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    Eating disorders are very serious mental and physical health diseases. Although‚ contrary to popular belief‚ they are not started by depression or the single cause of weight loss and controlling the body shape. The causes run much deeper than just weight loss‚ and often include cultural and family pressures.(1) There is so much to consider when it comes to the causes of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa‚ which include negative family influences‚ genetic factors‚ cultural pressures and hormonal

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    Eating disorder has become a rising concern for adolescences in many countries‚ especially in the United States. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) eating disorders are more often seen around age of 13 to 17 year olds‚ including “an estimate of 2.7 percent for those suffering from an eating disorder and that girls are more than two and a half times as likely as boys to have an eating disorder” (NIMH‚ 2016). NIMH.gov is a very credible site‚ since the U.S. Department of Health

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    1. Describe how eating disorders can be viewed as multi-determined disorders Eating disorders can be viewed as multi-determined disorders because there are many different factors that come into play when identifying them. Differing dimensions‚ like societal‚ cultural and psychological pressures all weigh in considerably when exploring the multiple scopes in influencing an eating disorder. Societal and cultural pressures are likely to influence the general population on how they see themselves in

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    image and the influence it has on eating disorders. While magazines covers‚ articles‚ and commercials promote healthy living and exercising‚ they also use images of thin models‚ who are obviously anorexic that allows children and young adults to subconsciously view skinny as beautiful and healthy. An HBO documentary‚ Thin‚ by  Lauren Greenfield and the article Media Influences Affect Teenagers Resulting In Eating Disorders written by Tumblr famous blogger‚ who goes by the name‚ LisaMarie Out Loud

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    Eating Disorder In Young Women Introduction http://www.eatingdisorderfoundation.org/EatingDisorders.htm Eating Disorders are serious and complex emotional and physical addictions. Without treatment eating disorders lead to mood swings‚ physical problems‚ and potential death. Eating Disorders include a range of conditions that involve an obsession with food‚ weight and appearance to the degree that a person’s heath‚ relationships and daily activities are adversely

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    10/31/14    Eating Disorders are a very harmful thing. An Eating disorder is a range of psychological  disorders characterized by abnormal or disturbed eating habits. The main types of eating  disorders are Anorexia Nervosa‚ Bulimia‚ and Binge Eating disorder. There is also another called  Night Eating Syndrome. Eating disorders can cause serious physical problems‚ and their most  severe‚ can even be life­threatening. Eating disorders are more common for women‚ but males  can have an eating disorder as well

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    Prevalence of Eating Disorders among Young Girls in Today’s Society. Due to the prevalence of mass-media advertising in the United States‚ eating disorders among young girls are more pervasive in the U.S. than other well-developed countries. According to the estimates of The National Institute of Mental Health in the US‚ “between 5 – 10% (i.e. 5-10 million people) of girls and women suffer from eating disorders (Hastings et. al.‚ 2002).” Eating disorders‚ specifically binge eating disorder‚ is also

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    8 Ways to Prevent Eating Disorders Eating disorders are dangerous‚ complex disorders that arise from a variety of issues. One of the best ways to prevent eating disorders in yourself and others is to adopt healthy attitudes and behaviors about body shape and weight. Here are eight tips from the National Eating Disorders Association (www.nationaleatingdisorders.org) on how to prevent eating disorders. 1. Get rid of the notion that a particular diet‚ weight or body size will automatically lead

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    the boss you are responsible for everything that occurs in your organization. As a senior leader of a company not only are you responsible for your own mistakes‚ you are also responsible for the mistakes made by your employees. Arguably‚ many would say that when he/she took on the responsibility of a senior leadership role to oversee the operations of an organization automatically comes with the responsibility for their employees’ actions. Nonetheless‚ I believe the CEO should be held criminally responsible

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    Effect of Eating Disorder to Teenagers Did you ever notice you had an eating disorder because you were much too concerned about your weight and body shape? Or do you know someone who has extreme and unhealthy eating practices in the quest to attain a perfect body? Nowadays many teens are concerned about how they look and can feel self-conscious about their bodies. This can be especially true when they undergo puberty‚ dramatic physical changes and face new social pressures. Teens don’t know or

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