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Everyone knows the famous actor Lindsay Lohan. Lindsay Lohan started her career as a child fashion model, and then landed the lead role in the 1998 remake of The Parent Trap. In 2006 Lindsay opened up to the magazine Vanity Fair about her super skinny days and told them that she suffered from bulimia. She said "I was sick, and I was scared too. I knew I had a problem, I just could not admit it. My arms were disgusting. I had no arms. I had people that said to me ‘You're going to die if you don't take care of yourself'."

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Demi Lovato is an American singer, songwriter and actress. Demi began binge eating when she was nine and started purging soon when she was 12. Her struggles with disordered eating continued until she was 18, when she checked into rehab. While she’s now “proud of her body,” she worries that she’ll pass on bulimia to her future kids. "I'm nowhere near having children, but already I ask myself questions," she said. "My grandma had bulimia, my mom had it, I had it, and hopefully my kids won't have it, but it's kind of like addiction. It's hereditary."

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In 2012,  Lady Gaga said she had struggled with eating disorder. She had bulimia since she was 15, she continued and talked about her past with some photos of herself from when she was 15 with other angles, today she doesn’t struggle with bulimia anymore by adding, “but today I join the BODY REVOLUTION. To inspire bravery. “conscious comment on bulimia”. “In no way do I want to promote bulimia,” she said, “but if my work evokes us to think about a disease that affects so many people in such a terrible way, then I feel it will at least be raising some awareness.” Gaga also discussed struggles with eating disorders with a caption “I used to throw up all the time in high school. So I wasn’t confident at the time,”

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Kesha is an American singer, songwriter and rapper. In January 3, 2014, Kesha Checked into Timberline Knolls Center, a rehab facility in Lemont, IIionis, for treatment because of her bulimia. Kesha’s mother Pede Sebert conformed that Kesha was suffering from the eating disorder bulimia nervosa and that she was struggling with it since she was signed at age of 18. Kesha completed her treatment on March 6, 2014, after spending two months in rehab.

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We found a very good picture that shows us the negative effects about bulimia. We were surprised to see how badly bulimia can affect our body system and our mental health.

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Our opinion is that there is nothing positive about bulimia. But many people who are suffering from bulimia often think that it is positive to vomit everything out because they don’t gain weight even though they have eaten large amounts of food.

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It is caused by a mixture of genetics, temperamental and environmental factors. Because of our image obsessed society. Tv shows and the fashion industry promotes slim, thin people. This creates pressure on regular people to stay as thin and fit as possible, never mind staying healthy.

This pressure can lead to bulimia or other eating disorders if the person has low self-esteem.

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Everyone can get bulimia,  but it’s more common that females get it on teenage age. Homosexual and bisexual males are at greater risk for developing bulimia than heterosexual males. Bulimia is more common among those who have a close relative with the condition. The percentage risk that is estimated to be due to genetics is between 30% and 80%. Lifetime prevalence for bulimia nervosa is higher in Latino and African-American populations.

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Although diagnostic criteria bulimia nervosa did not appear until 1979, evidence suggests that binge eating and vomit were popular in certain ancient cultures. The first documented account of behavior resembling bulimia nervosa was recorded in Xenophon’s Anabasis around 370 before Christ.

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Before we started working on our project I barely knew what bulimia was. What surprised me most while working on this project was to see how much bulimia can affect you, your body system and your mental health. I think it’s a step in the right direction for those who suffer from bulimia to open up about it. Even though it’s difficult to talk about it I think it’s very important because  I think it can help others who are suffering from bulimia

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I didin’t know what bulimia was before me and my group started this. At first I thought that bulimia was like anorexia, but I realized that’s not the same. I was surprised that so many celebrities suffered from it or are still suffering. It’s really bad diagnose which I couldn’t imagine suffering from. There are so many negative effects, the fact that most people suffering from bulimia end up giving their life up is really sad.

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In my opinion bulimia is something that everyone should speak up about when they do have bulimia. Bulimia can make you struggle for years and years if you don’t seek for help, I think everyone should never ever experience such a struggle in there life it can affect your mental health and your body system like a disease.

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HOW DOES BULIMIA USUALLY BECOME A PART OF PEOPLE’S LIVES ?

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HOW DOES BULIMIA USUALLY BECOME A PART OF PEOPLE’S LIVES ?

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It is most common for person to develope bulimia beacuse of cultural pressure to attain a certain body type,  the “perfect” body. People can also get bulimia because of other things like bullying, requirement for sports, psychological stress and poor self-esteem.

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I think bulimia is very dangerous, because when people throw up so often, people are very likely not to get their nourishment and therefore can not live a normal life, they don't have energy for the day. when the patient has throw up for a long time, it will be very easy for them to throw up. if this continues, patients may find it difficult to eat without throwing up.