orthorexia in A Sentence

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    Orthorexia- When healthy eating becomes an obsession.

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    Who is at risk for Orthorexia?

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    How to get help for Orthorexia.

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    What is the treatment for Orthorexia?

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    What are the health risks of Orthorexia?

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    And as it turns out, there's a term for this condition: Orthorexia nervosa.

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    One eating disorder called Orthorexia was only described for the first time in the 1990s.

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    People with Orthorexia are obsessed with eating'pure' food and often start with a desire to become generally healthier.

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    People with Orthorexia are typically less concerned about cutting calories than with the perceived quality of their food.

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    If you think you may be leaning on the side of Orthorexia what can you do about it?

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    In part because it's not in the DSM-V, we don't have a ton of available data about Orthorexia.

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    Meanwhile Orthorexia, which was first defined in 1997, is described as a'pathological fixation on the consumption of appropriate and healthy food'.

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    As with other eating disorders, you don't have Orthorexia unless your eating is having a significant impact on your emotional well-being.

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    In fact, people with Orthorexia are often also obsessed with being in perfect physical shape, so may be extremely fit and look very healthy.

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    Though many think of eating disorders as a problem affecting young women, Orthorexia appears to be experienced equally by men and women, the study found.

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    Though less well-known than anorexia nervosa or bulimia- and not as well-documented- a new study review says Orthorexia can also have serious emotional and physical consequences.

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    People with Orthorexia also may experience digestive dysfunction, particularly if they reintroduce any foods that aren't included in their strict diets, as well as"brain fog and mood swings," adds Mentore.

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    My psychological interest in this matter came from the fact that it appeared to me that the dog owners who insisted on a raw food diet for their dogs might be showing some form of Orthorexia nervosa.

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