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NORTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
THE INSTITUTION FOR BETTER LIFE
LAOAG CITY

A REQUIREMENT IN ENGLISH II

EATING DISORDER

Submitted to :
Ms. Cecilia M. Saladino

Submitted by:
Henedine M. Boudreau
Arlene Alonzo

TABLE OF CONTENT

I • INTRODUCTION

1.1)What is an eating disorder?

2 • Types of eating disorders

2.1) Anorexia
2.2) Bulimia
2.3) Bingeing
2.4) hyperphagia
2.5) Binge eating disorder
2.6) Rumination
2.7) night eating syndrome
2.8) Diabulemia
2.9) Pica
2.10) Eating disorder not otherwise specified (EDNOS)

3. Effects in terms of :
3.1) psychologically
3.2) medically
3.3) socially
3.4) mentally
3.5)physically

4. Recommendation/ Treatment


e) Why does it happen

III • Recommendation

IV • Conclusion

V • Bibliography


Our society, with its obsession with thinness and obtaining the perfect body, has cultivated the development of eating disorders. An eating disorder is a chronic illness where a person......

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