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extreme weight loss

thin appearance

fatigue

dizziness or fainting

brittle nails

hair that thins, breaks or falls out

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Learn about it

Talk with the person that you know has this particular eating disorder

Give them the name or number of a counselor or a treatment source available to them
such as:
1-888-344-8837
or
PsychGuides.com

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around 75% of all people with Anorexia got it by looking at the internet too much and comparing themselves to models that they see in magazines and on TV.

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What people with Anorexia see about them selves concerning there weight.

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What people with Anorexia see about them selves concerning there weight.

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Treatment consists of therapy

Medical treatment may be needed to restore normal weight. Talk therapy can help with self-esteem and behavior changes.

TherapiesSupport group, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Dialectical behavior therapy, Intervention, Interpersonal psychotherapy, Family therapy, Behavior therapy, Psychotherapy, Brief psychotherapy, and Group psychotherapyMedicationsSelective Serotonin Repute Inhibitor (SSRI) and Antipsychotic Prescription needed

SpecialistsNutritionist, Psychiatrist, Clinical psychologist, and Primary care provider (PCP)

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"#help friends with anorexia it could save there life and one day they could save yours."

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People with anorexia have a real fear of weight gain and a distorted view of their body size and shape. As a result, they eat very little and can become dangerously underweight. They themselves see themselves as over weight even though they are getting sick and throwing up as a result of not eating enough.