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A “binge-purge” party is a harmless way to enjoy some fattening foods without the guilt.

   

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Even occasional, “recreational” episodes of binging and purging can lead to more serious, compulsive behavior.

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Both women and men suffer from eating disorders.

   

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While the majority of people with eating disorders are women, an estimated 5 to 15 percent of people with anorexia or bulimia are male.

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Syrup of ipecac is a safe means to induce vomiting.

   

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The repeated use of ipecac can weaken the heart muscle and cause irregular heartbeats, chest pains, and breathing problems. Ipecac should only be used to induce vomiting if someone is poisoned.

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Eating disorders aren’t primarily about food.

   

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Eating disorders are actually symptomatic of underlying emotional distress.

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