Digestive Disorders Guide

Dr. Cederquist reviews a common eating disorder, Binge Eating-www.BistroMD.com.

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I have been struggling with eating disorders for a while i first had anerxia then about a couple years later i now constantly binge eat (emothional eating) and i want to know what is the best diet that i should go on so i dont get to obsessed with losing weight and food but i lose about 10 punds and stop binge eating?

First check out what is your blood group and what diet is good for your health .

Basically there are 3 types of Diet

+ —– HIGHLY BENEFICIAL, FOOD ACTS LIKE MEDICINE
O —– NEUTRAL FOOD
X —– AVOID, FOOD ACTS LIKE A POISON

First check out what diet helps lose or gain weight and what diet is really good to be healthy based on your blood group .

-Blood group O is for Old.- Type O.

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“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT GAIN”
Sweetcorn
Kidney beans
Cabbage
Brussel sprout
Cauliflower

“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT LOSS”
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Sea food
Iodized salt
Liver
Red meat
Spinach
Broccoli

-Blood group A is for Agrarian.-__ Type A.

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“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT GAIN”
Meat
Dairy foods
Kidney beans
Lima beans
Wheat

“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT LOSS”
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Vegetable oils
Soya foods
Vegetables
Pineapple

-Blood group B is for Balance.-__ Type B.

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“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT GAIN”
Lentils
Sweetcorn
Peanuts
Sesame seeds
Buckwheat
Wheat

“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT LOSS”
Liv 52
Green vege
Meat
Lamb Liver
Eggs

__ Blood group Type AB.

http://www.diskovery.co.in/how_to_loose_weight__how_to_gain_weight

“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT GAIN”
Red meat
Kidney beans
Seeds
Sweetcorn
Buckwheat

“FOODS ENCOURAGE WEIGHT LOSS”
Liv 52
Tofu
Seafood
Green vege
Dairy products
Alkaline fruits
Pineapples

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I am fifteen and have been on a strict but healthy diet for the last six months or so. I reached a healthy weight that i was happy with and have managed to maintain it for a few months however, for the last few weeks i have recurrently been binge eating and i can’t seem to control myself- how can i get my health back on track before i gain back all the weight and my binge eating gets even more out of control?

I have been having almost the same problem, I went vegan and began running doing yoga and kickboxing and lost about 50lbs. I think it may be because i deprived myself of things i loved like chocolate, and snack foods like chips and i hardly ate any fat. Try to keep cut up fruits and fill yourself up with that. Its worth a try im trying that starting today. I have been struggling with binge eating for months and i gained 14 lbs in one week. I eat until i am uncomfortably full and almost in pain. Its so ridiculous but hard to control. Let me know if u make any progress, good luck and ur not alone in ur struggle

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I know "binging" is bad for you. I claim that I'm a health freak, which in turn causes me to occasionally come to a point of nutritional insanity in which I compleatly binge late at night, mainly on ridiculous amounts of fruit loops and peanut butter sandwhiches. So here's my request…could someone please lay out for me, the negative effects on binge eating, and what it does to your body(in terms of sugar levels, blood pressure, anything like that). Please please be as graphic as possible. I find I keep myself healthy by seeing things like icing as diabetes, and french fries as a heart attack. Please help scare me away frm binge eating with some graphic explaination of what eating a lot, quickly does to the body. Thanks a heap!

Remember Linda Carpenter, she died in her early twenties from binge eating, she caused herself to throw up so much, she had an electrolyte imbalance and died of a heart arrhythmia. Sweetheart, I don't think grossness in the manner of death will help you. Your obviously intelligent, and from your question it's obvious your no stranger to what binge eating does to ones body. I strongly suggest you seek medical/mental intervention, an eating disorder cannot be cured via yahoo answers, oh I wish it could. But lets get serious, we can offer advice, tell you the consequences, which again you already know. It's going to take professional help, intervention, dedication, therapy, guts, and determination. But YOU CAN DO IT. NOW GETTY UP AND GO AND GET HELP. Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.

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I used to be super skinny and restricted myself from everything I loved to eat for two years. Now food is a huge problem for me, and I can binge up to 5000 calories in one sitting.

I am sharing very personal things but I want people to know what it’s like and how it’s ruining my life.

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Ever wonder if you have a serious problem with binge eating?

In the Harvard Mental Health Letter, I read a feature article
about the treatment of bulimia and binge eating.

Bulimia is defined as 2 or more episodes of binge eating
(consuming a large amount of food in 2 hours or less) at least
twice a week for 3 months. These episodes may be followed by
vomiting or purging (with laxatives or diuretics) and may
alternate with fasting and compulsive exercising.

People who suffer from bulimia often view this behavior as a
shameful secret.

Binge Eating Disorder (binging that is not followed by vomiting,
fasting or exercise) has gotten more attention recently since it
is being considered for inclusion as a psychiatric diagnosis.

The criteria are tentatively listed as “a condition that causes
serious distress with at least 3 of the following symptoms
occurring at least 2 days a week for 6 months:

•eating very fast •eating until uncomfortably full •eating when
not hungry •eating alone •feeling disgusted or guilty afterward

Since most of the population has probably engaged in these
eating behaviors at one time or another, I guess it comes down
to the frequency and severity of the problem.

You can be a binge eater, but you would have to be binging quite
regularly to be considered to have Binge Eating Disorder.

Many people engage in some of these behaviors all the time.
People who live alone often eat alone.

And while eating when you aren’t hungry is not the most
satisfying experience, sometimes it is just an ingrained habit.

You do not have to be overweight to be a binge eater.

Many people with binge eating problems think they are overweight
or are worried that they will become seriously overweight.

Dieting does not necessarily stop the binging and is often
viewed as being part of the problem rather than the solution.

The body resists dieting by slowing metabolism and increasing
appetite, commonly accompanied by an intense preoccupation with
food, more binging, anxiety and depression.

If you are struggling with bulimia or severe binge eating
problems, seek help and get the support you deserve.

Don’t keep it a secret.

You do not need to be heroic and suffer alone.

If you engage in some of the binge eating behaviors, join the
club and keep reading . . .

You can learn to change all of these behaviors, even mild to
moderate binge eating by listening to your body, eating
mindfully and being kind to yourself.

Here’s to getting the help you need, Carol

This is a hommage to Andy Warhols performance "Eating of a hamburger".

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