eating disorder
Healthy eating is something to aspire too, but it IS possible to take it too far. For some people, healthy eating becomes an obsession that takes over their life. The term for this is orthorexia. This article discusses the problem of orthorexia and warning signs that you’re taking healthy eating too far.
This is my health story. It’s much more than just a weight-loss narrative- it’s the tale of how I became a stronger, happier, more confident, all-around healthy woman. The things I talk about here are only based on my experience, and I will never say that my way is the right way or the only
As young as five, I could remember being active. I used to spend all day playing ball or running up stairs. My Mom said I used to tire her out.When I was seven, however, I began to tire out more easily, and act slightly more irritable. I started to complain to my mother that I
When I was 7 years old, my father died, destroying my whole world. From that moment on, I started to gain weight. When I was fifteen, I developed an eating disorder (bulimia) to try to deal with my weight gain and succeeded in exacerbating the problem enormously. For the next twenty years, my weight went
