Eat when you are hungry. Eat what you want (obviously not candy for every meal) Eat consciously. (chew your food, savour it and enjoy it, don't eat in front of the TV) When you are full STOP eating.
YES, you will definitely lose weight eating once a day, particularly if you make it "your way of life" so it is not "a diet". Every health dietitian will argue against this BUT I've been doing this as a type 2 diabetic for over 35 years. I'm now 70 and in perfect health (other than Diabetes). At age 32 I was obese with all kinds of health problems. So I started exercising to lose the weight.
Fortunately my then neighbor was a leading heart specialist who advised against such exercise until I lost the weight. Frustrated with his reply, I asked, HOW do I lose the weight ? He then asked these questions: "How often do you feed you pet dog ? How often do lions or tigers eat ? What do they do right after eating ?" And then he slowly asked "Why do you think you're any different ?"
That day I began eating once a day, at dinner, just before bed.
Within 60 days none of my clothing fit. I was 180 pounds at 6 feet. I had lost almost 100 pounds. I'm still 180 pounds. And I still eat once a day. I feel like I'm 40 ! (OK 45). According to my doctor my sugar levels are fine and so are all my other vital signs. He doesn't agree with the once a day life style but clearly states - "but it's working for you, so don't change a thing". Yes, the first two weeks were tough.
I would say yes simply because you are starving yourself. The body is very funny about you starving it. Your body will extract and hold on to as much fat as it can in order for you to last all day with only eating one meal. Making it very hard for you to lose weight if you are trying to lose it. The reason why you should eat all day and by that I mean on healthy terms is to keep your metabolism up and running, also the healthier you eat the more your body gets used to using the good qualities of food such as vitamins and fibers instead of crapping or peeing them out. As well with excersise your body will be more proned to burn fat to fuel a work out and while you are constantly supplying your body with proper nutrition the less it will rely on fat for energy.
It can be considered symptoms of an eating disorder, yes.
A 2000 calorie a day diet is normal for the average adult. Anything less nay be trouble depending on the size, weight , height and age of the person. it wouldn't be a eating disorder if a small child ate 1000 calories a day. eating disorder are MENTAL ILLNESSES how much or how little one eats isn't really the disorder. No, just because someone eats less than 1000 calories doesnt mean they have an eating disorder, they could just be on a crash diet. eventually (usually within days or weeks) they will stop no harm done.
The eating of just one kind of food or eating once a day.
Yes. That would be known as either a distored eating habit or an eating disorder known as compulsive over-eating / binge eating.
Take it from one who's been there, an eating disorder is NOT something you want!! Eating disorders can cause damage to your heart, esophagus, stomach, intestines, teeth (they can make your teeth fall out), and many other body parts. They can be fatal. They make a person's appearance go downhill rapidly. To this day I have stomach and digestive problems because of an eating disorder. Once I ended up in the emergency room with an esophageal spasm, a spasm of the esophagus, because of purging. Please do not go down that path. MorbidHunger: You can't "gain" or "make yourself" get an eating disorder its is a Mental illness. This is like saying "how do I make myself get schizophrenia/bipolar/autism spectrum disorder/etc?"...you cant. It develops over many many years usually starting in childhood/early adolescence.
According to a study in the International Journal of Eating Disorders, the average time spent in an inpatient facility was 83 days. A study showed that the average length of stay for a residential eating disorder program was 83 days. An inpatient eating disorder program had a 23.7-day average length of stay.
You need to see a psychiatrist to be evaluated for an eating disorder.
this can be considered an eating disorder not otherwise specified. You have anorexic and bulimic tendencies in this case. The only weight you will lose is water weight. there are many side effects to a situation like this including tooth decay, ruptured esophoagus, hair loss and many others. if you or someone you know has these tendencies seek help before its too late.
That sounds like you have an eating disorder and could lead to passing out. Your body needs calories to sustain that kind of strenuous activity.
Cannibalism is not considered a mental disorder in and of itself. However, engaging in cannibalistic behavior can be a sign of severe mental illness, such as psychosis or a personality disorder. It is important to seek professional help if someone is experiencing urges or thoughts related to cannibalism.
eating disorders Anorexia is considered to be an eating disorder. It can also fall under some other catergories, like a "condition", "mental disorder", "emotional disorder", and a "physical disorder". It depends possibly on the cause (depression, BDD, media, ect.) and also who you ask, as some doctors / people only believe it is a certain type of condition, and not another.
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