Anorexia and bulimia are eating, psychological and imaginary disorders in which people have a complicated relationship with food, which could lead to various health complications if not identified and treated at the same time. In the case of anorexia, the person does not suffer the fear of gaining weight, even though this person is below […]
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Alcoholic anorexia, also known as drunkenness, is an eating disorder in which the person drinks alcoholic beverages instead of food, in order to decrease the amount of calories ingested and thus lose weight. This eating disorder can lead to the appearance of anorexia or common bulimia, with the difference that in this case the person
Childhood anorexia is an eating disorder in which the child refuses to eat and the signs and symptoms of this type of disorder can occur early in life. In addition to a constant refusal to eat, the child may experience a lot of anxiety, vomiting or prolonged fasting, for example. Constant refusal to eat is
Anorexia and bulimia are eating, psychological and image disorders in which people have a complicated relationship with food, which can lead to various complications to the health of the person if not identified and treated. While in anorexia the person does not eat for fear of gaining weight, although most of the time the person
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