Nutrition Eating Disorders
Nutrition Eating Disorders are a range of physical and mental health issues associated with an unhealthy relationship with food. They involve a distorted perception of body size, shape and the need to inappropriately regulate the amount or type of food eaten. These disorders can have significant physical and psychological health implications, such as nutrient deficiencies, low self-esteem, and depression. Treatment of Nutrition Eating Disorders is typically limited to nutritional and psychological intervention, such as cognitive-behavioural therapy, dietary counselling and nutrition education. It is important to seek professional help in order to prevent nutritional deficiencies and to ensure that the individual can adopt a healthier, more sustainable diet.
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