It depends on your height. Check the bmi and if its within the healthy range then...thats healthy. But if you are 15% below the healthy/normal range then you are severly underweight and possibly suffering from anorexia. I'm 5'7 and I'm supposed to be 120lb to 130lbs. At my lowest weight I was 87lbs. But now while I'm recovering from anorexia, I weigh 110. I'm still underweight but no longer anorexic. Just relies on your perspective I guess.
It varies per individual. Almost always anorexics will have a noticeably less percent of body fat or weight from body fat that a "normal" or "average" weight person.
It depends on the individual. Some anorexics only lose a few pounds, while some may lose 50 pounds. Usually, the average person who is anorexic will lose 20 to 30 pounds before treatment or intervention occurs.
Anorexics are never healthy, you need food to be healthy.
Yes. Anorexics usually weigh less than a healthy person does.
It's when you are afraid of gaining weight so much that you do not maintain a healthy diet and severely limit the amount of calories you consume.
Because they are fat and need to lose more weight, fatty =)
Anorexics can be any weight, but most tend to be underweight for their height and age.
There is no real "average" for this. Some people are very thin to begin with, but still lose mroe weight. Most are about an "normal" weight for their height and all, but some begin as overweight or obese. Since heights and ages can range, there is no exact average weight that most anorexics begin at.
20 kg
This depends on how severe their diet restrictions are. They can loose between 5-14 lbs a week!
Anorexia is an eating disorder. It is characterized by food restrictions, poor eating habits and irrational fear of weight gain. Pictures of anorexics can be found on websites such as Google Image and Bing Image.
Anorexics control their body weight by voluntarily going through starvation, vomiting, purging and excessive exercise. Also controlled by diuretic pills. More info on this on the weblink below: