Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders have become more and more common as modernity seems to wrestle with body image and emotional distress in young adults, mostly women. Although there are many causes put forth by an array of professionals for eating disorders the most prevalent reason that has taken hold in the public's mind is society's misappropriation and emphasis on a woman's body image. Of course eating disorders are complicated beasts and it is clear their underlying causes are far more complicated than a mere over emphasis on womanly features, yet current trends in society paralleling an increase in eating disorders it is clearly compelling.

Fat or Thin: Which Kind of Eating Disorder Suits You

Most people think that eating disorders cause a person to shed pounds and appearing starved. Yet one of the most common eating disorders does the exact opposite. Compulsive Overeating is extremely common and often times surprises people who have only heard of anorexia and bulimia.

Whether someone is obese or dangerously thin, eating disorders are veracious in their ability to stick around and affect a person's attitude for years. The best hope for full recovery is early intervention.