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An immune overload hypothesis would suggest that compensating withdrawal from some activities would help recovery from eating disorders, and certainly a reduction of unnecessary parental pressure may be needed. | An immune overload hypothesis would suggest that compensating withdrawal from some activities would help recovery from eating disorders, and certainly a reduction of unnecessary parental pressure may be needed. | ||
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The trick is to have as many kinds of foods around as possible because when one's appetite is down, having just one thing to choose from generally doesn' | The trick is to have as many kinds of foods around as possible because when one's appetite is down, having just one thing to choose from generally doesn' | ||
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- | //Morris W Milnes// Jun 29th, 2006 | + | **deceased shown by ... after name** |
I may misunderstand the definition of Anorexia, but I have absolutely no desire to be any thinner, I just am very seldom getting hungry anymore. I am forcing myself to eat but can't quite seem to force enough to maintain, although weight loss is definitely much slower. | I may misunderstand the definition of Anorexia, but I have absolutely no desire to be any thinner, I just am very seldom getting hungry anymore. I am forcing myself to eat but can't quite seem to force enough to maintain, although weight loss is definitely much slower. | ||
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- | New imaging technology provides insight into abnormalities in the brain circuitry of patients with anorexia nervosa (commonly known as anorexia) that may contribute to the puzzling symptoms found in people with the eating disorder. | ||
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- | I'm not sure I can completely tease out the significance of this study, but this sort of result suggests that famine may affect the microbiome in a lasting way: | + | (//Paul and/or Amy// ??) I'm not sure I can completely tease out the significance of this study, but this sort of result suggests that famine may affect the microbiome in a lasting way: |
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