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The
Signs of Eating Disorder
How
would you know that you have eating disorder? This is a good food for thought.
When you have eating disorder, you need to do something real quick about it
before it gives birth to more problems.
The best
thing that you would need to do is to try and find out whether you have the
signs of the eating disorder.
Here is
s summary of the signs that you can look at to sense that you have eating
disorder.
Signs
of eating disorder
- You
just eat even when you are not hungry. This is a disorder because we eat to
kill hunger and when this is not the goal for your eating, then you have a
disorder that you need to address.
- You
eat as a result of emotions. When you are angry or pissed, you resort to
eating. This is a disorder. When you have something troubling you, you
should find out how you can stop it and not eat to suppress it.
- You
eat faster than normal. This sounds strange and that is why it is a
disorder. Yes, there are people who just eat abnormally. They cannot wait to
swallow the food before they add another in their mouth. They act as
gluttons.
- You
eat too much food in a short while. This sounds like the point above but
there is some slight difference. It also looks at you speed but also the
quantity of food you eat.
- You
eat so much food, but you feel painfully full. Yes, you would eat so much
but when you finish, you are full and also have some pain in your stomach
and emotions. This is abnormal and is a disorder.
- You
eat in isolation. This is a disorder. Probably, you have realized that you
eat in a strange manner that you would not want others to know about.
Sometimes you even lock yourself up to eat.
You
will note that the disorder is not just about how you eat, like mannerism but
the amount and speed of eating. Mannerism can come in but after these two
factors.
So, you
have to assess yourself to see if you have any of the above signs.
If you
have any of the signs of eating disorder, you need to try and change. The
disorder can make you suffer terribly. You will not be able to explain the
weight gain until you realize you have a disorder.
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