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People might get eating disorders for many reasons.

The lack of control in their lives

Family pressures

Self Esteem

Heredity

Curiosity

Exposure to triggering videos, movies or sites

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Research has found that eating disorders may cause:

Disruptions in neurotransmitter (chemicals that transmit signals from one nerve to another) behavior

An increased risk for adolescents to develop neurological symptoms in early adulthood

Parts of the brain undergo structural changes and abnormal activity during anorexic states

Reduced heart rate, which could deprive the brain of oxygen

Nerve-related conditions including seizures, disordered thinking, and numbness or odd nerve sensations in the hands or feet

A weakened response in the brain regions that are part of the reward circuitry

A shrinking in the overall size of the brain, including both gray and white matter

An adverse effect on the emotional centers of the brain which may lead to depression, irritability, and isolation

Difficulty thinking, switching tasks, and setting priorities

https://www.emilyprogram.com/blog/how-eating-disorders-affect-the-neurobiology-of-the-brain.

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For BED people they say they always binge for every meal. In reality, people with BED might binge for their "meal" or if they have the urge to eat more they'll overeat aside from their meal.

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For BED people they say they always binge for every meal. In reality, people with BED might binge for their "meal" or if they have the urge to eat more they'll overeat aside from their meal.

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Stigmas about eating disorders is that they're all about starving. In reality none of the eating disorders make people starve, but in anorexia and sometimes bulimia, people may be tempted and may fast.                     

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Stigmas about eating disorders is that they're all about starving. In reality none of the eating disorders make people starve, but in anorexia and sometimes bulimia, people may be tempted and may fast.                     

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Eating Recovery Center Illinois- Oak Brook

Essentially You Counseling and Wellness Services- Bloomingdale,Illinois

Park Ridge Psychological Service- Park Ridge, Illinois

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Online resources-
WWW.BETTERHELP.COM
(ONLINE COUNSELING)
WWW.AMITAHEALTH.ORG
(SUPPORT AND TREATMENT)
WWW.NATIONALEATINGDISORDERS.ORG
(HELP AND SUPPORT)
The 2nd and 3rd website have a hotline/helpline.
2. (877)262-4891
3. 1(800)931-2237

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-Therapy: Support Group, Cognitive Therapy
-Self-care: Physical Exercise
-Specialists: Clinical Psychologist, Nutritionist, Psychiatrist, and Primary Care Provider

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-Keep it from getting worse than it already is
-This however is difficult to know since it is can be kept secret for a long time

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-Encourage good healthy eating
-Help the person like their body image
Realistic Attitudes of Food

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Eating Disorder Survivor Symbol

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-Reduce Binge Eating
-Achieve Healthy Eating Habits: Eat less

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It might not be treatable but as soon as anorexia starts or develops start giving the person treatment

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-Therapy
-Medication:Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor (SSRI)
-Specialists: Nutritionist, Psychiatrist, Clinical Provider, and a Primary Care Provider

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Minimizing social pressure and family issues can prevent you from getting an eating disorder. Why? Well, your friends and family need to show you that they accept you for how you look. If not, you've gotten an increased chance of getting an eating disorder.

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-Getting a diagnosis is the first step towards recovery from an eating disorder.
-Treating an eating disorder generally involves a combination of psychological and nutritional counseling, along with medical and psychiatric monitoring

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-Might cause obesity and the problems that come along with obesity.
-Heart Problems
-Stomach pain

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-Possible heart failure is more likely.
-Teeth damage
-can cause hole in stomach and back of throat.

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The eating disorder in which a person fears to eat foods that aren't healthy.

The fear might become so strong that the person might stop eating certain healthy foods, such as carrots.

This eating disorder is very confusing and there is not much research about it.

Might start off as being fit but soon it turns into a spiraling restriction.

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-Possible heart problems.
-Osteoporosis
-Muscle loss and weakness
-Severe Dehydration
-Kidney Failure
-Hair loss
-Growth of a downy layer of hair called lanugo all over the body, including the face, in an effort to keep the body warm.

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Eating Disorder Not Specified, a mixture of any eating disorder.

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Bulimia is the want or need to force vomit after eating very little, in bulimia you usually lose weight.

BED is the action of overeating (about 3000+ calories every binge) and then force vomiting, known as the term, "binging and purging" but still maintaining the same weight or gaining weight.

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-The urge or compulsion to force self to throw up.
-chronically inflamed throat
-Face swells up because of purging.
-Can cause

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-Eating disorders are serious behavior problems.
-They can include severe  overeating or not consuming enough food to stay healthy.
-They also involve extreme concern

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Slow Suicide, most stigmatized eating disorder

-Restricted Eating
-The pursue of wanting to be thin or thinner.
-intense fear of gaining weight.
-More common in females, but males can still get it.

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Least known eating disorder

-Eating unusually large amounts of food in specific amount of time.
-Eating when you're
-Eating alone or in secret to avoid embarrassment.
- Dieting without weight lost
-feeling ashamed and guilty about your eating.
-Usually overeating then throwing it up,