Anorexia used in a sentence

Anorexia in a sentence as a noun

I know people with anorexia who buy diet products at the UK store "Boots", and who use their loyalty cards when they do so.

But why would you filter out sites about *******, anorexia, "etc"?

Before, I assumed that anorexia meant constantly being hungry, so hungry that you were in constant pain.

Wow, this is really good.> [...]Im consuming less than half the amount of food I used to and I dont even notice it.> Lately Ive been thinking about anorexia.

The researchers referenced a trial for a drug used to treat anorexia linked with cancer in which a lactose placebo was used.

> It filters out 35 categories of content, including porn, adult, *******, anorexia etc,What?

> going down to a 500-calorie-a-day diet for 2 monthsRe-feeding programmes for people with anorexia are carefully worked out to avoid problems.

Because 'thinspiration' is not about encouraging people to lose weight, it's encouraging anorexia/

Do you also go around and say that anorexia can be treated by the "simple" life style change of just eating more?What we are discovering now, is that it's NOT purely psychological.

At the very least it makes you sound really insensitive to the causes of anorexia nervosa and the factors that go into reenforcing them:> Also, telling somebody they are pretty does NOT imply that you consider anorexic looks to be pretty.

If you really want to get in to a lengthy discussion on my view of how modern society forces us into homogenous units and leads to things like drug use, anorexia, consumerism, etc to make us fit the mould presented for us, please feel free to email me at the address in my profile.

For example, there are any number of very highly paid, photogenic models who are not only unfit, but who suffer from anorexia and other ailments, and there are any number of people who benefit from a modest fitness regimen but who do not look any better because of it.> So, people trying to get in shape and look good at the same time is bad for the fitness/health movement?Ah, I just got it.