Anorexic Teens Nude

Anorexia is one of the most serious eating disorders and affects people of all ages. People living with Anorexia restrict food, make themselves sick through overexercising or have a distorted view of themselves and often starve themselves, often starve themselves and have an abnormal view of their bodies. Most commonly seen among young women who usually begin in their mid-teens. Estimates are that anorexia, bulimia and binge eating can cause serious long-term physical and psychological complications including death; possibly caused by factors such as bullying by peers or parents’ diet habits or due to having depression, anxiety or other mental health conditions within families – although this condition often begins in early adolescence or from trigger events related to trauma such as events from past incidents such as bullying from school friends; even being associated with family history of depression anxiety or mental health conditions within generations can contribute to its presence within them.

Anorexics strive to attain perfection at any cost, often to the exclusion of their body. Their pursuit of this ideal becomes their greatest enemy and their hatred towards it grows increasingly intense as their obsession grows with seeking independence from her body – but at a cost which ultimately means their demise.

Hadley Freeman wrote her book with two distinct perspectives in mind – as both an anorexic and as a journalist (who until recently, was fashion correspondent for The Guardian). In it she doesn’t shy away from confronting the dark side of anorexia, detailing in vivid detail rivalries for thinness as well as how some girls end up on psychiatric wards; thus creating an important yet haunting read that serves to remind everyone that anorexia can strike anyone, no matter their intelligence, appearance or wealth.