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Intermittent fasting appears everywhere from fitness feeds to workplace wellness challenges, which makes it easy to wonder if it’s safe or beneficial. If you’ve asked yourself, “Is intermittent fasting an eating disorder?” you’re not alone. This page provides clear,...
If you’re living with restrictive eating or binge–purge cycles and noticing nausea, early fullness, or bloating, it’s natural to wonder: Can eating disorders cause gastroparesis? There are ways in which slowed stomach emptying can show up alongside eating disorders. ...
If you’re wondering how eating disorders affect the heart, you’re asking an important question. Eating disorders, including anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other restrictive or purging behaviors, can change the way the heart works both immediately and...
If you’re asking if eating disorders can cause diabetes, you’re not alone. There are two main potential links: diabulimia, which is the deliberate under-dosing or omission of insulin by people with type 1 diabetes, which directly worsens glucose control and can cause...
When supporting a loved one with an eating disorder, it’s important to understand what not to say, as well-meaning comments can unintentionally cause harm. Jokes or remarks that minimize the seriousness of the disorder—such as wishing you had an eating disorder to...
Binge Eating Disorder (BED) is a type of eating disorder characterized by recurring episodes of consuming unusually large amounts of food within a short time frame, often accompanied by a loss of control and feelings of guilt, shame, or distress. Unlike bulimia, BED...
Do eating disorders run in families? Many studies have focused on finding the cause of eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. Research has determined that for some eating disorders, there are several risk factors or components that...
Are eating disorders addictions? The DSM-5-TR does not classify eating disorders as addictions. However, there is often a great deal of overlap between eating disorders and addictions. In some cases, one can say that someone with an eating disorder has an addictive...
Navigating the world of insurance can feel overwhelming—especially when you're seeking help for an eating disorder. At Remedy Therapy for Eating Disorders, we’re here to guide you through understanding what insurance typically covers, what steps to take, and how to...
Recovering from an eating disorder can feel overwhelming, especially when faced with a variety of treatment options. At Remedy Therapy Center for Eating Disorders in Stuart, FL, we understand this challenge. Two highly effective and widely used therapeutic approaches...
