The Mask of Horror: Eating Disorders Essays -- Bulemia and Anorexia ner

In this Golden age of humanity with technology at the fingertips of mankind and world extensive global awareness, its hard to imagine from the comfort of well lit homes, a large population of the human race lives without fresh water and a nutritious daily meal. In the United States of America it has been said of an over abundance of food, though many of the citizens are forced to consume highly processed create from raw material made meals in order to survive due to poverty. These meals are high in fat, sodium and of course, calorie, leaving the consumer with extra weight. This leads to the image of merica with over weight manpower and women on scooters. While some of this is actu completelyy a result of poor self control or a medical issue, many can attribute it to having a very low income and the substance affordable is akin to garage. Big a book by some author, chronicles a young women who is very weighty by the design of her home envi ronment. Her mother is disabled, obese and living off the government. She gets a job, goes to fat camp and learns why she can never loose weight. With all of this in mind, not to mention the idolization of stick thin models and actors, its not hard to figure out what the mind of an adolescent will conclude. Weight equals successfulness being heavy is unsuccessful and ugly, whist-while bones and tight skin stretched over cranium is attractive and desirable. This of course calls Eating disorders to mind Anorexia nervosa, Blumina, and EDNOS ( take in disorder not diagnosed).In light of what is going on in the world today, eating disorders seem farfetched and frivolous. Anorexia Nervosa could be considered a classic example of a serious eating disorder as it is defined as having a fatal a... ...he common world. Through isolation and ostracization of these individuals who developed these disorders when they should have been refining common social skills and relationships, they kick the bucket set apart and put on stage as having an ideal figure or made to be a kin to circus freaks. The firmness is a difficult but simple one, the individual in question has to learn to accept whatever may have caused them to trip down this ruby and dangerous road to adulthood and left unchecked, the grave.Works Citedhttp//www.2medusa.com/2009/01/anorexic-bulimic-pro-ana-mia-some-tips.htmlhttp//www.drphil.com/slideshows/slideshow/6707/?id=6707&slide=2&showID=1774&preview=&versionID=http//www.thewhitegoddess.co.uk/the_goddess/goddess_glossary.asphttp//www.nami.org/Template.cfm?Section=By_Illness&template=/ContentManagement/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=7409