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There should be a category for people suffering from eating disorders.

The facility also specialized in treating eating disorders. My rehab roomate struggled with anorexia and bulimia. I sure learned alot about eating disorders in that time. I'm so glad you are posting about this. It sounds like you are being swept up in a cross addiction. This is a serious addiction that does kill many young women and men. A few of the girls I met had heart attacks and now live with pacemakers.

Are eating disorders on record at all as being communicable? As someone who has been suffering with one for over 15 years now, I would like to propose that they are.

zippo123, By now you are getting the advice you need for your specific needs. Stay at your recovery! The reward are great! To learn more about eating disorders and treatment options, visit The Bella Vita website.

Since eating disorders can be as high as 20% on college campuses, many colleges have specialists in eating disorders. Eating disorders are quite complex. They are genetic, psychological, social and spirtiual disorders. They can seemingly even disappear at certain times in individuals lives. And then come back with a vengance! You could visit the bella vita website to learn more about eating disorders. Wishing you the best in addressing your current struggle!

What came first? That would help. And what meds are you on? Many do slow metabolism, such as ssris, for example, and most strong painkillers. The only unifying factor here is the fibromyalgia, which is a little understood disease that can cause all the other symptoms you're having, which is why I asked which came first. As for diet, the easy part to advise is to avoid anything stimulating, including caffeine and sugar.

Are they referring to people with active eating disorders who are in a compromised medical state and more prone to seizing, or will anyone who has ever had an eating disorder be denied this med? I am not asking for Wellbutrin because of the weight loss side effects- 100% honest!!- but instead for its apparent success rate. Finally, do I simply ask my doctor to prescribe it for me? Or would they have to recommend it?

i am 14, but have already gone through multiple eating disorders, depression, and self harm issues. i joined this app so i can feel good about myself without nesessarily starving myself. does anyone have any good tips for healthy food options and/or tips?

As I'm sure you know from reading about eating disorders, starvation can damage the heart's function badly enough to be fatal. You are wise to be worried about that. But no, if you had had heart block of *any* kind, it would have shown up on your EKG. Besides, a fast heart rate isn't a classic symptom of heart block. At the hospital, did you happen to tell the doctor that you had an eating disorder? If you had, they probably would have looked especially carefully at your EKG.

m probably beginning to sound like a broken record to some on this board, but there are a couple of things that you can try. You can try eating an apple prior to sitting down to a meal - that will help you fill up some so you won't eat so much. A large glass of water can do the same thing. Try using a smaller plate and you can have a plate full, but it just won't be as much food.

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No you don't...trust me. You don't want to do it. You will find yourself right back here asking how to stop.

t eat enough, then you might ask the doctor for a referral to someone experienced with eating disorders. Eating disorders are no fun at all and they only get worse. But the good news is that at your age you could get better with a little help because it hasn't been going on too long.

s Anonymous where you will get support from people with all forms of eating disorders. I have 16 years recovery from my eating disorder so it is possible to recover. Part of recovery is learning that it isn't as much about food and weight but the feelings beneath those things. Good luck to you on getting the help you need.

ve seen a nutritionist (rather than listen to GI guy and take an antibiotic to kill bacteria in my gut, whose various methods of work suggest that I am allergic to milk products. I avoid and I am better. I take probiotics and a digestive enzyme prior to meals. I am better but still tired. Last Saturday I took a sleep test and was then diagnosed with apnea. If I great this, can I recover energy and GI functions? thanks, ethical girl I accidently posted this on the Thyroid site!

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