Refinery29Weight Lifting Was The Key To My ED RecoveryRefinery29Exercise bulimia is often referred to as "the eating disorder no one talks about." It's true that it doesn't get as much airtime as disorders like anorexia, but I think that's because it often goes unrecognized and therefore unexplored. That's why …and more »
Bulimia: 8 Ways to Detect it in a Friend or Relative – PPcorn (blog)
PPcorn (blog)Bulimia: 8 Ways to Detect it in a Friend or RelativePPcorn (blog)Bulimia is a serious condition that leads to a myriad of health complications. When you think a friend or relative may be at risk, it can be terrifying. Don't worry- we are here to help you to detect this condition in loved ones so you can help them …
Sutton Coldfield mum turns down Los Angeles model contract over bulimia fears – Birmingham Mail
Birmingham MailSutton Coldfield mum turns down Los Angeles model contract over bulimia fearsBirmingham MailA glamorous Sutton Coldfield mum has turned down a lucrative modelling contract in America – because she fears it could spark a new battle with bulimia. Sarah Louise Bryan, 27, was offered a deal with a Los Angeles agency after posting a stunning snap …and more »
Candace Cameron Bure talks about her battle with bulimia – Ecumenical News
Ecumenical NewsCandace Cameron Bure talks about her battle with bulimiaEcumenical NewsActress and TV host Candace Cameron Bure continues to inspire people to eat and live healthy as she shares her battle with bulimia. Bulimia is an eating disorder mostly affecting young women wherein an individual consumes a large amount of food and …
Candace Cameron Bure on Her Past Bulimia Battle: I ‘Lost My Identity’ – Us Weekly
Us WeeklyCandace Cameron Bure on Her Past Bulimia Battle: I 'Lost My Identity'Us Weekly“I kind of lost my identity in a sense and what happened was I turned to food for comfort when my husband was traveling and when I was alone,” Bure shared. “I had a very unhealthy relationship with food that turned into bulimia.” “I dealt with it for …
Candace Cameron-Bure opens up about her struggle with Bulimia – Daily Mail
Daily MailCandace Cameron-Bure opens up about her struggle with BulimiaDaily MailThe actress, who helped launch the Eating Recovery Center's first Eating Recovery Day on Tuesday, talked about her personal challenges with ET, revealing that the bulimia came from trying to fill a void within herself. The 40-year-old actress explained …Candace Cameron Bure opens up about faith, family and struggles with bulimiaFox NewsCandace Cameron Bure opens up on bulimia struggle: 'It was an emotional issue'Today.comCandace Cameron Bure opens up about her struggles with bulimia — 'I turned to food for comfort when my husband …New York Daily NewsPerezHilton.com -SheKnows.com -Celebuzzall 21 news articles »
Lauren Alaina Opens Up About Her Past Struggles with Body Image and Bulimia: ‘I Just Desperately Wanted to Be Thin’ – People Magazine
People MagazineLauren Alaina Opens Up About Her Past Struggles with Body Image and Bulimia: 'I Just Desperately Wanted to Be Thin'People Magazine"I had bulimia for a few years," she said of her years post-American Idol. "I was really sick. I don't know that person – I can't believe that was me." The "Next Boyfriend" singer, 21, said that her singular focus on her body made her lose sight of …Lauren Alaina reveals bulimia battleTV3.ieLauren Alaina Comes Clean About Bulimia BattleTaste of CountryLauren Alaina Opens Up About Stuggle With BulimiaJust Jared Jr.Sounds Like Nashvilleall 6 news articles »
Reality Served On a Platter
Comparison. An act conducted by the putting together of two things in order to distinguish their similarities and differences. Every one of us compares ourselves to another, be it in admiration or to raise ones self-esteem. It is a way by which we determine what is acceptable in society or what we can be led to believe is ‘perfection’. Comparing yourself negatively can only lead to dissatisfaction and so why should be feel obliged to covet the life or looks of someone we idolise? In a sense it does give you a goal to reach and a motivation, but if it is simply unrealistic and unattainable then misery ensues. People blame eating disorders on the media who seemingly promote the need to be ‘model thin’- a …
What’s Eating You?
Perseverance. The tendency to give up when the going gets tough is one that consumes us whenever we are faced with a daunting challenge. It takes a lot of willpower for someone to follow through with a difficult task despite there being seemingly no end to the ever coming trials. Without the desire to soldier on we abandon our trail, leaving us hopeless and somewhat frustrated with having wasted our precious time. Anything is attainable if we set our minds to it. To prevail, it requires determination and even should you not come out on top, you can personally commend your efforts for having tried. It is easier said than done to feel pride in your performance if you receive no gratification, but the simple knowledge that …
All You Can Eat
Ashamed. Reflect on an event within your lives which you endeavoured to supress from the outside world. We each have at least one particular moment we are immediately struck with. This inexplicable need to keep our darkest secrets hidden is down to our inability to trust one another with an intimate knowledge of our past. Such closeted events are always those that would potentially lead to us being shunned socially or viewed in a different yet negative way than to prior the revelation. Without the familiarity of how the recipient will react, we prefer to keep quiet. This mortification should not be confused with modesty whereby we downplay the impact of our actions to avoid a public display of gratification whilst not wanting to seem arrogant. Though …
Stomach Churning
Fear. The feeling that is felt in the pit of your stomach; the dread that causes all your insides to churn with anxiety whilst apprehending the occurrence of your most distressing nightmare. A phobia can be borne from experience after having had bad recollections of previous consequences caused by a particular event. In many cases there is no way to rationalise a fear, as it has seemingly developed from no specific incident. We cannot always explain why the panicked feeling arises; our hearts start beating faster, we feel the fear-fuelled adrenaline course through our veins and our breaths become spiked with distress. The effects of terror can either cause you to face it head on in order to overcome this fear or to run away and…
Survival of the Fittest
Survival. In Darwinian terms, those fittest for survival, endure the many tests thrown at them and go on to exist. Survival is a necessary human instinct and the one that drives us to run away in face of danger. However, what happens when the only option is to head forwards amidst the perils? Will only the strongest survive, or do we each have the capability to fight our way through and ultimately end up safely on the other side? No one can lead a meaningful existence by continuously bypassing threats and no one has been able to do so no matter how confident they may appear on the outside. The risks involved in the challenge are what lead us to shy away from the fight but we…