You notice that a classmate of yours has become obsessive about her weight even though she eats unhealthy foods throughout your three-hour lecture class. she tells you that she feels so guilty after class that she goes to the gym and works out for two to three hours per day. which eating disorder might she be suffering from?

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Ramon Gay

Social Studies

5 February, 02:05

You notice that a classmate of yours has become obsessive about her weight even though she eats unhealthy foods throughout your three-hour lecture class. she tells you that she feels so guilty after class that she goes to the gym and works out for two to three hours per day. which eating disorder might she be suffering from?

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Irvin Preston · Answer 1

Answer is: eating disorder is b ulimia nervosa.

Bulimi nervosa is eating disorder, in this case classmate eats a large amount of food (unhealthy foods) in a short amount of time and the attempts to get rid of the food consumed (excessive exercise). Some o ther efforts to lose weight may include vomiting or taking laxatives, the use of diuretics and stimulants.