Eating Disorders Stories
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This Is What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Fast Food
A diet high in fat and sugar, which could include fast food, may affect the immune system in the same way as a bacterial infection. -
Early Menopause More Likely For Women With This Weight Issue
Scientists have found a link between weight and a woman’s risk for starting menopause early. -
Eating Disorders Linked To Criminal History In Women
A new study found that women with eating disorders were more likely to have been convicted of crimes. -
The Downside Of Having A Handsome Husband
A new study suggests that women with attractive husbands may be more likely to suffer disordered eating habits. -
Tips For Midnight Snacks That Won't Make You Fat Or Lose Sleep
Midnight snacks that include these types of foods, including complex carbs and some protein, help keep you fuller and get a good night's sleep. -
This Is What A Male Eating Disorder Survivor Wants You To Know
Men get eating disorders, too. Here’s what one survivor wants you to know about his battle with anorexia, restrictive eating, and compulsive exercise. -
Amateur MMA Fighter Shares Before And After Anorexia Recovery Photo
An amateur MMA fighter recently shared a before-and-after photo of her battle with anorexia nervosa to show that recovery from the disease is possible, no matter how far gone a patient may appear. -
A New Project Dubbed Emo Eat Explores Feelings And Food
Scientists are examining how mood and emotion can affect hunger, changing your eating habits. -
Scientists Discover Deep Brain Stimulation Could Lessen Anorexia Symptoms
Can electrodes in the brain treat eating disorders? -
Model Puts Belly Rolls And Hairy Armpits On Display To Celebrate Imperfections
British model Emily Bador shows her imperfections to remind us that it's okay to be "flawed" and to embrace our diversity. -
Pasta Eaters Have Better Diet Quality, Study Finds
Eating pasta can actually deliver more nutrients, study finds. -
The Strange Link Between Autism And Anorexia
New research has suggested that women with a history of anorexia nervosa display clear autistic traits that last even after they make a full recovery from their eating disorder.