Disordered eating
guilt, eating; compulsive eating, anxiety
PURGING, DISORDERS, ANOREXIA NERVOSA AND BULIMIA
Clinical eating disorders, such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, affect about 5% of the general population [DE represents a variety of thoughts and behaviors that highlight a preoccupation with food, including guilt, shame, and anxiety about eating; compulsive eating; frequent fluctuations in weight; restricting food intake; and purging, eating, or over-exercising to compensate for eating [DE thoughts and behaviors typically begin to develop in adolescence, often during times of stress [DE occurs in both men and women but tends to occur more frequently in women [