Anorexia is a serious emotional disorder characterized by an obsessive desire to lose weight by starving oneself. It takes a toll on the human body and leads to many other symptoms, both psychological and biological, including: depression, social withdrawal, fatigue, food obsession, heart and gastrointestinal complications, kidney function, flaky skin, brittle nails, and tooth loss. It is most prevalent in adolescent females, but can develop in someone of any age or gender. The disorder may be biologically based or may develop from environmental and social factors, such as a sense of lack of control, bullying, or a desire for attention. If you or someone you know has these symptoms or is suffering from an eating disorder, call a counselor as soon as possible and get help. It could make a huge difference.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Demi Moore in Rehab for Anorexia
Star Demi Moore was recently admitted to Utah's Cirque Lodge Rehab Center to be treated for anorexia and addiction to prescription pills. Moore reportedly weighs under 100 pounds and doctors are not only watching her closely to control that her weight does not plummet, but also to ensure that she does not see her own weight. This is a common practice used at Cirque Lodge for patients dealing with eating disorders.
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