Chronic Diseases

Eating Disorders

An Eating Disorder is intellectual disease defined by ordinary consuming habits that negatively affect someone's bodily or mental health. They consist of binge eating disease where human beings consume a massive quantity in a short time period, anorexia nervosa where humans devour little or no and as a result have a low body weight, bulimia nervosa in which humans devour loads after which attempt to rid themselves of the meals, percent in which humans devour non-food items, rumination disorder where people regurgitate food, avoidant/restrictive food intake disease in which humans have a loss of hobby in food, and a collection of different designated feeding or consuming problems. Anxiety disorders, despair, and substance abuse are commonplace among humans with consuming disorders. These problems do not encompass weight problems.