Rethinking Cleanses
Posted on: May 20th, 2016
Juice cleansing has gone mainstream. It’s endorsed by celebrities, offered at spas, home shopping channels are constantly selling juicers, and stores have endless varieties of fresh juice blends bottled for your convenience. The trend may seem innocent, but for those with eating… Continue reading
The Difference between Eating Disorders and Food Phobias
Posted on: April 16th, 2016
Eating disorders and food phobias are very different conditions requiring distinctly different treatments, but from a behavioral standpoint can sometimes manifest in similar ways. Both can be dangerous to one’s health, so it’s important to understand the differences and seek the appropriate treatment.
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Seniors Have Eating Disorders Too
Posted on: March 18th, 2016
In numerous blogs through the years, I’ve shared research that debunks the many myths and misinformation surrounding eating disorders. The most common one is that only teenage girls develop eating disorders, when in fact men and women of all ages can be afflicted with… Continue reading
Pregnancy and Eating Disorders
Posted on: February 16th, 2016
All pregnant women, even those with “easy” pregnancies, are confronted with psychological and physical challenges, but having an eating disorder while being pregnant compounds those challenges and presents serious risks for mother and child.
For those with an eating disorder that… Continue reading
The Dangers of Female Athletes Developing Eating Disorders
Posted on: January 15th, 2016
Participating in organized sports offers many benefits, such as bonding with others, learning to work as a team and establishing an active lifestyle. However, the highly competitive aspect of sports can be a source of psychological and physical stress. This coupled with a… Continue reading
