3 types of eating disorders: Anorexia is deliberate starvation, bulimia is self induced vomiting, and obesity is overactive eating.

Eating Disorders <Tab/>Eating disorders seem to have become, in a way an accepted thing to do. Many people who have this perceived notion of themselves being overweight go to extreme lengths to be skinny, hence what they think will make them beautiful. Most people that are affected by eating disorders are young girls who fall into peer pressure, or dictate what they see on television, like supermodels and actors: "We've …

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