Binging Disorder is a serious eating disorder characterized by frequent seizures of excessive food, with a feeling of loss of control and the inability to stop, and differs from nervous pathogens (polymeria) in the lack of compensatory behaviors such as vomiting.
Main symptoms
Repeated seizures of excessive eating of large amounts of food.
Feeling of losing control during seizures.
Eat quickly, even excessive satiety.
Eat alone because of the feeling of embarrassment.
Feeling guilt and disgust after seizures.
Possible causes
Psychological factors, low self -esteem, depression, anxiety.
Biological factors, imbalances in brain chemistry.
Social factors, social pressure, bullying.
Family history, a history of turmoil in the family.
Health complications
Obesity and heart disease.
Type 2 diabetes.
High blood pressure and cholesterol.
Digestive problems.
Depression and anxiety.
Treat options
Psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).
Medicines, antidepressants.
Supporting groups.
Food consulting.
