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02 Mar, 2009

Why Focus on Food?

Posted by: joanna@recoveryconnection.org In: Eating Disorders| Treatment Centers| Women's Treatment Programs

Why Focus on Food? How can an individual not focus on food? Every time the television is on the headlining news is broadcasting an actress or model who is suffering from an eating disorder. When standing in line at the local grocery store look to the right and see the assorted array of candy bars and gum loaded with sugar. Then look to the left and the assorted magazine’s and tabloid newspaper’s telling us about the latest actress or model with an eating disorder. All day long messages are sent out through all forms of media telling us about our health, diet, exercise, nutrition, medications available to melt fat, or to not crave food any more.

This leaves a person stuck whirling with unanswered questions and concerns. How many times have you seen or heard of a famous person battling with an eating disorder? The reality of eating disorders is they affect every one, men, women, young, old, black, white, Hispanic and does not discriminate. How is not a word to use if you want to recover from a food addiction? Expecting to get a simple answer to how it began is futile. So many factors are involved in the how? And why it began?

In order to recover from eating disorders you need to start with where you are right now. Have an eating disorder assessment done, based on the information gathered your next course of action with be outpatient or inpatient eating disorder treatment program. Eating disorders thrive on keeping the individual isolated, full of shame and guilt. The person affected feels alone and doesn’t believe they can ever stop. If you are ready to get help look into following up with an eating disorder program to learn how to live your life without focusing on food?

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