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Binge Eating : The Pleasure and Pain
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Statistically speaking, it has been found that one-third women who seek treatment to lose weight suffer from the binge eating disorder. Yet, this most common of the eating disorders, - is much less recognized than the eating disorders of Anorexia and Bulimia.
If you wish to find out if a person suffers from this disorder look for the following signs in a person -  Has voracious appetite, eats very large amounts of food fairly quickly. Feels hungry as quickly as two hours or so after a meal. The subjects believe that this tendency is out of their control. This eating tendency has a biweekly frequency and continues for a period of more than six months. |
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