Anorexia

* Anorexia is characterized by significant weight loss due to excessive dieting.
* He weighs 85% or less than what is expected of their age and height
* To be afraid of fat. Although he was clearly underweight.
* I feel fat, even very thin.
* In women, menstrual period stop. Men's levels of sex hormones fall.
* In addition, loss of appetite often with depression, irritability, withdrawal, and exceptional behavior such as compulsive rituals, strange eating habits, and distribution of food becomes a "good / safe" and "bad / dangerous "categories.
* A person can have a low tolerance for change and new situations that may be the fear and the assumption of responsibility to adult and adult lifestyle. It may be too involved or dependent parents or family. Dieting may represent avoided, or ineffective attempts to do so, the requirements of new forms of life, such as teen

Bulimia nervosa:

* Bulimia is characterized by a cycle of binge eating and purging then try to leave your body of unwanted calories.
* This is the feel of control when eating.
* Trying to get rid of calories by vomiting, L axatives, training, or fasting.
* Alternately dieting and bingeing.
* Weight may be normal or nearly normal, except loss of appetite also present.
* As of anorexia, bulimia can kill.

Binge eating disorder

* Binge eating disorder is characterized by consuming large quantities of food in a short time, until the whole man is embarrassing.
* The person binge eats frequently and repeatedly
* Fall and shame binge
* People with binge eating disorder is not regularly vomit, over exercise or abuse of laxatives, such as bulimics do.
* They can genetically susceptible to weigh more than the cultural ideal, so they diet, make themselves hungry, and then binge in response to starving. Alternatively, they can eat the emotional relationship

Compulsive overeating

* Compulsive overeating is characterized by uncontrollable eating and weight gain a result.
* Compulsive Overeaters using food as a way of coping with stress, emotional conflicts and daily problems.
* Compulsive overeating usually starts in early childhood when eating patterns are formed.
* The more weight that was published, more they try to diet and lose weight often have, leading to the next binge, which can lead to feelings of powerlessness, guilt, shame and disappointment.
* Dieting and bingeing can go on forever if the emotional reasons for bingeing is not addressed.

Eating disorder not otherwise specified (ED NOS)

* The phrase describes an atypical eating disorder
* What is a person of food and weight is not normal or healthy.