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The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 5 , Golden, N. Preventing Obesity and Eating Disorders in Adolescents. For more information about the eating disorder services that Priory offer, download our brochure. Eating Disorder Statistics. Additional Information. Get in Touch Today For details of how Priory can provide you with assistance regarding eating disorders, please call or click here to submit an enquiry form.
Search by town, region or postcode. Life Works. Priory Arthur House. Priory Hospital Altrincham. Priory Hospital Bristol. Priory Hospital Chelmsford. Priory Hospital Glasgow. Priory Hospital Hayes Grove. Everyone has a different relationship with food. For some, it is a source of comfort, indulgence, or sustenance. Others can have a negative and even damaging association with food.
The cause of eating disorders include the effects of another mental illness, genetics, media, negative body image, and trauma. People with eating disorders have excessive thoughts of food, their body weight or shape, and how to control their intake of food. Types of eating disorders include:. Eat Disord. The factsEating disorders are serious, complex and potentially life-threatening mental illnesses. They are characterised by disturbances in behaviours, thoughts and attitudes to food, eating, and body weight or shape.
We will continue throughout to update and improve the NEDC website and welcome any feedback you may have on the site. Who is Affected? Eating disorders can occur in people of all ages and genders, across all socioeconomic groups, and from any cultural background.
References 1. See also What is an Eating Disorder?
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