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Eating disorder... do i have to worry??? |
ok so, I'm 14 somewher between 5''7 and 5''9 and weigh 113pounds!!! over the past year I'v lost a bit of weight [tat ws rely needed] and would like to lose abit more where possible!! however most people do say i luk gr8! some of my friends and family and even ppl at my school i dont no have said how ''sick'' i luk just like pale nd stuf...how they never see me eat.... how i over work myself...etc etc....... i was never worried tho until now, as you see i do get dizzy alot but tonight in the middle of the disco i fainted!! could something else have caused this!! even when i came 2 i heard nasty thing been said about!! but in all fairness i DONT luk thin at all!! i just dont want thing bein said about me!! i'm not starving myself! Hi. It seems as if you may be ready for an honest answer, because of your question, so here goes. IT IS NOT NORMAL TO NOT EAT, OVERWORK YOURSELF, GET DIZZY, FAINT, ETC, FROM NOT EATING! People who are normal do not do this to themselves. SO - decide if you want to be normal - that was a decision I had to make with a different issue - and then go from there. If youi decide you would prefer to be more normal than you are, then you are ready to take certain steps. 1st - NOT EATING. This is not normal. To me, this signifies a problem. 2nd - Overworking yourself - this is possibly normal, but I would see what a little eating and laziness do for you. 3rd - getting dizzy and fainting from not eating - this isn't normal either. A human body needs calories (from fat, carbohydrates, or protein) to live and thrive. Since you are getting dizzy and fainting, that means low blood glucose (sugar). So, when you feel this way, eat a saltine. It has only a few calories, and it has good glucose for your blood. Eat an orange, even better, but this will burn faster than the saltine, so you may want to eat both. Or, for a really good plan, if you feel faint or dizzy, I would drink a glass of orange juice and swallow a teaspoon of peanut butter. So, you get your fast acting glucose, and your longer lasting protein, and then you are at least feeding your body something. Don't kill yourself by starvation. That is a miserable way to go. YOU ARE WAYYY TOO SKINNY you're probably anorexic. |
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