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…A Beautiful Girl We are living in a society where everything is being criticizes starting from where people live to how they look physically. In the United States there has been about one hundred thousand girls diagnosed with anorexia nervosa…

…A Mitchell, James E " Outcome predictors for the cognitive behavior treatment of Bulimia Nervosa" American Journal of Psychiatry 1302-1308 157, no. 8 (Aug 2000): p. 1302-1308. Some of the things that would affect outcome are, low self esteem, low weight…

…look at that women how beautiful, I am sure she is going places in life.? The influence of these views on people?s minds, especially young people can lead to major problems including feelings of self-worthlessness and even eating disorders such as anorexia…

…are precipitated in individual cultures is bound to vary. For instance, in western society, the precipitators of anorexia nervosa have been found to be puberty and traumatic life stressors such as a move or family stress. (Crystal, 2000) These girls are often obedient…

…for themselves. Girls especially may think that they need to be thinner than they are, or should be. Extraordinary concern or obsession for thinness leads to the eating disorders of anorexia, nervosa, or bulimia. In conclusion nutrition is a very important part…

…everything they do eat. The Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention (EDAP) website states that, “in the United States alone, 5-10 million women and girls have active, destructive eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder and bulimia…

…to a reduced amount of body fat and their menstrual cycle becomes dysfunctional (this is amenhorrea). When this happens their bones become less dense which can lead to osteoporosis due to the reduction in the oestrogen within the body. Anorexia Nervosa…

…athletes with problems as well as in the interpretation of studies of the prevalence of eating disorders in athletic groups. Dealing with the “clinical entities of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa fails to recognize a great many “sub-clinical” Dougherty 4…

…Health Weekly). A quarter of professional models meet the weight criteria for anorexia nervosa, a life threatening disease (Women’s Health Weekly). This current obsession with anorexia and bulimia glorifies the disease by putting these models on the front…

…of professional models meet the weight criteria for anorexia nervosa, a life threatening disease (Women’s Health Weekly). This current obsession with anorexia and bulimia glorifies the disease by putting these models on the front covers of magazines. Magazine ads…