Eating Disorders in Athletes Zine

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potential to lead toClinical eatingdisordersAnorexiaDefinition:The ‘need’ to keep weightas low as possibleEstimated risk in athletesFemales34.7%9.5%Signs• Fixation onweight• Countingcalories• Fear of gainingweight• Skipping meals• Food rulesMales
•••SignsBathroomstraight aftereatingEating in secretDistorted bodyimageShame or guiltaround eatingScarring on theknuckles••BulimiaDefinition:purging food afterconsumptionEstimated risk in athletes38%For both Male and femaleBinge eatingDefinition:Eating largequantitieswithout feeling incontrol often in ashort period oftimeSigns• Weightfluctuations• Eating insecret• Consuming ata fast paceHiding food• lethargy
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