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What are the symptoms to B.E.D (binge eating disorder)? |
What are the symptoms to B.E.D (binge eating disorder)? Here are a list of signs and symptoms of B.E.D.: eat a large quantity of food and keep eating until you are uncomfortably full eat in secret because you are ashamed or embarrassed eat or graze continuously without ever feeling satiated eat quickly keep eating even though you know it will cause you more pain and emotional distress eat when you are stressed or unsure of how to cope with emotional challenges feel disgusted or guilty after bingeing feel unable to control what or how much you are eating feel anxious, lonely and/or depressed experience low self-esteem experience suicidal thoughts obsess about food and body image gain and lose weight often experiment with different diets feel afraid that you can鈥檛 stop bingeing on your own binge eat at least twice weekly over a period of months avoidance of social gatherings and general withdrawal from activities absenteeism at work and school , leading to poor performance strain on relationships with family and friends because of desire to keep eating activities a secret preoccupation with appearance disgust with body and low self esteem low energy depression and/or anxiety feelings of helplessness/hopelessness/wort... feelings of powerlessness Source(s): http://www.helpguide.org/mental/binge_ea... normally eatin lots Doctors are still debating the best ways to determine if someone has binge eating disorder. But most people with serious binge eating problems have: Frequent episodes of eating what others would consider an abnormally large amount of food. Frequent feelings of being unable to control what or how much is being eaten. Several of these behaviors or feelings: Eating much more rapidly than usual. Eating until uncomfortably full. Eating large amounts of food, even when not physically hungry. Eating alone out of embarrassment at the quantity of food being eaten. Feelings of disgust, depression, or guilt after overeating. Episodes of binge eating also occur in the eating disorder bulimia nervosa. Persons with bulimia, however, regularly purge, fast, or engage in strenuous exercise after an episode of binge eating. http://www.healthieryou.com/binge.html... |
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