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Bulimia Results - Lauren, Saffron and Lucy

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Bulimia Results - Lauren, Saffron and Lucy

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• Studies show that twins have shown a higher rate of eating disorders when they are identical rather than fraternal twins or siblings.

• Research shows inherited biological and genetically factors contribute to 56% chance of developing an eating disorder

• Neuro-transmitters are responsible for explaining eating habits, problems with this can result in an eating disorder

• A lack of serotinin is also responsible for bulimic behaviours and mental health issues

• Scientists are still researching the biochemical and biological causes of eating disorders

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Parental over-emphasis on their childs weight
Sociocultural influences upon the individual in which they are exposed to unrealistic body types (size 0 models for girls, terry crews for guys)
Over confidence in the BMI system
Parents own eating restraints or lack of restraint can affect the childs own eating behaviours
Johnson and Birch (1994) found that parental disinhibition was inversely associated with childrens inability to self-regulate energy intake.

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Environmental- being bullied at school, where you live on how much you eat. Job description- image having an impact on your job. Support - if you live on your own you may not know how to cook so you just order take away and cook frozen ready meals

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Psychological - causes concerns about body shape, being to feel a lack of control in their life and often develop depression or anxiety. Those who experience a eating disorder often withdrawn themselves from situations and become 'lonely'.

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Psychological causes- low self esteem, lack of control in their life, depression, anxiety, anger, stress or loneliness.

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Biological-  scientists are still researching about eating disorders. They say that the brain controls hunger , appetite and digestion are unbalanced. Eating disorders often run in the family .

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Chemicals in their brain that controls appetite hunger and digestion to be imbalanced

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�Eating Disorders are complex disorders, influenced by a number of factors. Though the exact cause of eating disorders is unknown,

�It is generally believed that a combination of biological, psychological, and or environmental abnormalities contribute to the development of these illnesses.