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People who are suffering from it eat large amounts of food at one seating at least two days a week for six months.

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At home, a binge eater may take food to his or her room, lock the door, and eat alone.

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People with binge-eating disorder may miss school, parties or social events so they can binge eat.

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Firstly, binge eaters can consume copious amounts of food in a single seating multiple times a week.

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Secondly, when home, binge eaters might lock themselves in their rooms and eat by themselves.

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Their binges also have specific characteristics such as eating faster than normal and in large amounts even when they are not feeling physically hungry.

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Binge eaters may hide food under beds or in closets, so no one knows they are binging.

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Some binge eaters are ashamed of their behaviour and suffer tremendous guilt.

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Thridly, people who suffer from it might not attend important events so they can binge.

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Also, during the binge, they can eat faster than regular and in large volumes even when not feeling hungry.

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Binge eaters might stash food in cupboards or beneath beds, to prevent the risk of people knowing they binge.

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Some binge eaters suffer from stupendous guilt and are embarrassed of their behaviour.

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Atypical eating habits of a binge eater also includes directly eating food from a can and from the garbage.

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Psychotherapy can help patients learn to recognise how the thoughts and feelings that can cause binge eating.

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Group therapy can also be quite helpful in helping patients feel less ashamed of their symptoms.

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Some self-help strategies such as keeping a journal and meditation can help people to identify and tolerate difficult feelings and mood states that can lead to binge eating.

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Nutritional counseling can be used to educate the patient about healthy food choices and more importantly, about how to recognise the difference between physical hunger and emotional hunger.

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Finally, certain medications such as antidepressants can help to treat associated depressive symptoms and in some patients help regulate the urge to binge eat.

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Strange consuming rituals of a binge eater also include eating food straight from the can and the garbage.

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However, psychotherapy may assist subjects in  understanding how thoughts and feelings trigger binge eating.

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Additionally, group therapy can help patients reduce the embarrassment of their symptoms.

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Moreover, a few self-help procedures are keeping a diary and meditating can help people recgonise and endure ill feelings and mood states that can lead to binging.

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Further, physical hunger and emotional hunger can be treated with nutritional  rehabilitation to teach patients about healthier food options.

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Lastly, antidepressants can treat related depressive symptoms and regulate their urge to binge eat in some.