Prevalence of binge eating disorder in different populations of French Women

Article Abstract:

Binge eating disorder (BED) is more common in the women involved in weight control groups than the nonpatient community women. Patients with a history of weight fluctuations suffer from BED. In the weight control group patients, BED is more common than bulimia. Individuals with BED have the habits of inducing vomiting or using diet pills regularly. The results of a survey on the prevalence of BED in different populations of French women are given.

Surveys, Bulimia, Compulsive eating, Binge eating disorder

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Comparison of eating disorder patients with and without compulsive exercising

Article Abstract:

Compulsive exercising behavior in individuals suffering from eating disorders is investigated. The results showed that 28% of the subjects exercised for at least 60 minutes everyday. Compulsive exercisers tended to be dissatisfied with their body appearance but non-compulsive exercisers were more likely to vomit and use laxatives and had a higher binge eating frequency.

Exercise addiction

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Relationship between EDNOS and its subtypes and borderline personality disorder

Article Abstract:

Research examining the prevalence of eating disorders not otherwise specified (EDNOS), as well as four subtypes of this disorder in women, is presented, based on assessments of borderline patients and comparison subjects. It is stressed that EDNOS is an eating disorder on its own.

Borderline personality disorder

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