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Scientists Better Able To Understand Obesity And Eating Disorders From Studying Orangutans

Research recently published in the journal Biology Letters by Rutgers evolutionary anthropologist Erin Vogel, explores the survival of endangered Indonesian orangutans during periods of food scarcity, and the implications for humans who are coping with eating disorders and obesity. It is believed that scientists may be better able to understand obesity and eating disorders in …


Gaga Defends Her Weight Gain, Reveals Eating Disorder

Lady Gaga has recently been criticized in the tabloids for her weight gain. While she is still a very normal weight and beautiful, the media attacked her. In response to critics, Gaga revealed that she has been suffering from “bulimia and anorexia since [she] was 15.” Most would agree that Gaga’s new curvy look is …


Bethany Frankel Talks Dieting, Body Image And Bulimia

Reality TV star and founder of the Skinnygirl brand, Bethany Frankel is now in the best shape of her life – despite the challenges of her personal life and a demanding new talk show. Frankel, 43, recently spoke with Health magazine about her career, her daughter Bryn and how her mission in life is simple: …


New Findings On Eating Disorders In Native Americans

Researchers in Connecticut have performed the first psychological studies of eating disorders in Native American people. What the scientists believe is that Native American women were more likely to display and report behavior associated with an eating disorder. The Native American men did not open admit or report any symptoms that could be conclusive to …


Demi Lovato Leaves Rehab After Three Month Stay For Eating Disorder

Demi’s representative said in a statement that Demi was released from a three month stint of rehab for an eating disorder – bulimia. She was released on January 28, 2011 and will continue to get outpatient help. Demi’s Struggle with Bullying Demi told talk show host Ellen DeGeneres that she was the victim of bullying. …


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On Not Giving Up The Fight

Lately I’ve been feeling as though I am being attacked from all directions; just as I pick myself up, life seems to find a way to knock be back off of my feet again, and it’s exhausting. I feel as though I am up against some pretty big enemies: heartbreak, guilt, jealousy, hatred, E.D…. And …


Jenni, Jenni, Who Can I Turn To?

  A couple of months back, I received an email from Jenni Schaefer, Author of Life Without Ed and Goodbye Ed, Hello Me.  She and a colleague had stumbled across my blog and asked me to elaborate on my DEWHAED theory. We exchanged a few messages, and then I asked her what she thought of …


Thanksgiving Hell, Part 2

Living with an eating disorder during the holidays isn’t easy. But you do have resources, maybe even more than you realize. Consider these tips to get through your Thanksgiving holidays: Be grateful for you. Regardless of how pronounced your imperfections might feel, believe that you are worth taking care of, worth feeding well, worth keeping …


Dikke Dames Through The Brush Of Julia Woning

Julia Woning: Love If you have been following my blog lately, you know that in honor of Love Your Body Day, October 14th, I have been focusing on the fat/size acceptance movement in Europe and introducing you to some Dutch artists that I learned about when I was in Holland over the summer.  I have …


Name That Feeling And Decrease Risk Of Eating Disorders

Research has shown that more than half of college women have had some eating disorder symptoms. While the cause of eating disorders is still unknown, new research suggests that depression and difficulty expressing one’s feelings may be a risk factor for disordered eating, especially in young women with a history of family problems or abuse. …


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