When does eating disorder behavior become an ED

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Gastrointestinal issues like diarrhea, constipation, bloating, and delayed gastric emptying are common in eating disorders (especially Anorexia Nervosa). In this video we learn more about common signs and symptoms showing up as GI issues, and how to eat a little more to assist your eating disorder recovery. • You can download your handy “2 bite rule” PDF here (and - bonus!- get weekly nutrition education emphasizing eating disorder recovery, and body positivity): • https://www.subscribepage.com/2biterule • Get my book, “Permission To Eat: A practical guide for working yourself out of an eating disorder during college, while celebrating the awesomeness that is you!” • https://www.permissiontoeat.us/ • • • DISCLAIMER: The video and materials (hereafter “content”) are meant to provide individuals with general nutrition and health education and information. This content does not provide individualized nutritional, medical, or mental health services. No diagnosis, treatment, or professional advice regarding any medical, mental health, eating disorder, or illness of any participant will be offered in the content. The content cannot substitute for/be alternative to medical or other healthcare diagnosis and treatment. It is meant to be used in conjunction with individualized treatment from professionals. By consuming this content the individual agrees not to hold Elizabeth (Libby) Parker, Not Your Average Nutritionist, or any affiliates liable.

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