The problem of eating disorders is very relevant among most young girls. Indeed, the modern fashion for painful thinness with each passing day only gaining its popularity. That's why women resort to hard diets, such as drinking, model, grapefruit, cabbage and even to dry hunger.
Species and causes of eating disorders
This list is by no means complete. Currently, there is a huge number of similar diets. But girls, especially the young, often do not understand that such tight restrictions in nutrition often lead to eating disorders.
So, the wrong built-up food behavior is a problem of the "head", that is, it depends on many psychological factors associated with a real dependence on its own weight and the idea that food is a cult of modernity. Specialists identify several types of food problems:
- bulimia;
- anorexia;
- is an unconscious overeating;
- Other eating disorders.
Summary of food disorders
The most common modern disease is bulimia nervosa. Fall into this simple trap many young girls who are eager to bring their figure in order. The essence of the disease lies in the fact that a person who has eaten more calories than necessary, produces an independent cleaning of the stomach pathways due to emetic and laxatives.
A true "colleague" of bulimia is anorexia. This disease also has psychological overtones. The girl has a powerful attitude to the fact that the body no longer needs food. In fact, he, of course, needs nutrients, vitamins and other useful microelements, but in the brain there is a clear ban on food. Often, anorexia appears as a result of taking various food supplements and dietary supplements aimed at reducing appetite. It is worth noting that due to the fact that in the presence of such a disease the body does not receive the necessary substances, the process of self-destruction starts. Patients on average lose up to 55% of their body weight.
If previous types of disease meant weight loss, then unconscious overeating leads to an increase. This eating disorder is that a person can not cope with his own appetite, he has a complete or partial lack of sense of satiety. Experts note that a constant intake of more than 6,000 calories per unit intake of food is already a disease called psychogenic overeating.
The latter category has not yet been fully studied, it includes all those disorders that are symptomatic not comparable to those described above. For example, the systematic processing of food in the mouth with the subsequent disposal of it at the expense of spitting.