#eating disorders

#eating disorders

Binge Eating Disorder deeply impacts emotional well-being and body image, but treatment exists through a multidisciplinary approach.

Stress eating disrupts the gut microbiome, influencing emotional and psychological states related to eating behaviors.

Weight stigma counteraction may inadvertently harm some clients' health.

Rethinking eating disorders through metabolic injury encourages a different treatment perspective.

The 'all foods fit' model often fails to support clients with unique challenges.

Creating safe spaces is essential for effective healing in diverse populations.

The lack of awareness about eating disorders significantly affects treatment and recovery efforts.

Government standardization on eating disorder education is needed to change current narratives.

The author's struggle with food rules intensified during the pandemic, revealing deeper anxieties and societal pressures surrounding body image and dieting.

Eating disorders significantly elevate mortality risk, with overall chances of dying from such disorders increased by 339%.

Anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate among eating disorders, with a 521% increased risk of dying.