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ive never heard of billy scramb before. only scrambled
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Great minds think alike We've both got some pretty happy sunny eggs!
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He's so scrambled even his name is mixed up. ;)
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But ain't she adorable? :3
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Nice work by the way I like the style, and I think if you add just a little shine in your yolk it well look great.
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schlady wrote:Great minds think alike We've both got some pretty happy sunny eggs!
I was wondering if someone would have the same idea I was working on and then I saw your design posted last night. Love your colors and the RAW egg!
The mouse bowl is really cute! It took me a sec to figure out, I'm not gunna lie.
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Another collaboration with Ignorant. Hope you like it.
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For the most part, yes. However, a small number of people seem to become obsessed with the "perfect diet." These individuals fixate on eating foods that make them feel pure and healthy — to the extent that they avoid foods with any:
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The term "orthorexia" has been used to describe this disorder. It comes from the Greek words "orthos," meaning straight or proper, and "orexia," meaning appetite. According to experts including Dr. Steven Bratman, the doctor who first described and named this disorder, what tips the balance from being committed to healthy eating and having orthorexia is the extreme limitation and obsession in food selection. Orthorexics find themselves being unable to take part in everyday activities. They isolate themselves and often become intolerant of other people's views about food and health.
Studies have looked to at whether this disorder is more common in groups more likely to have a keen interest in a healthy diet, such as medical residents, dietitians, students in nutrition, fitness club members and those in the performing arts (ballet, symphony orchestra and opera singers). Each of the professions studied showed some incidence. However, the studies were unable to determine if the incidence was higher than that in the general population.
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The critics of this article either skimmed the article and ignored pertinent info or they do not know anyone afflicted by orthorexia. The article does NOT say healthy eating is a problem. It clearly states that the disorder is characterized by a FIXATION on healthy eating. I am currently seeing firsthand what this fixation can do because a family member, who has always been somewhat obsessed about fitness and a healthy diet, is now hospitalized due to her dangerously low weight and inability to eat almost anything. She was diagnosed years ago with IBS, but has convinced herself recently that she has numerous ailments causing her to be ill, although all tests such as a celiac panel are negative. To her, this means the doctors all have tunnel vision and can't see what her problems are. And since she has all these supposed problems, there is very little she can eat because it will poison her. She cannot take meds because they have fillers and are poison. She can't work or even carry on a decent conversation because everything revolves around her supposed inability to figure what she can eat that won't make her sick. She is severely depressed because of all of this. To the critics, I say you need to do more reading about this type of eating disorder. I am seeing it firsthand and it is a devastating thing to see.
What a foolish diagnosis bought and paid for by "Big Pharma" and "Big Cancer". It's obvious that health eating is a danger to those industries.
There is nothing wrong with eating healthy and exercising. There is everything right with it! But it becomes a problem when taken to such an extreme, that you become bone thin, stop menstruating, and are so controlling about your diet and of those you live with. I have a friend who always struggled with her weight through childhood and her teenage years. She started eating right and exercising and she looked g4reat. But I think somehow that success fueled a desire In her to keep it up and it turned into an obsession. She is gaunt looking, does all the cooking in the house so she is in control, gets upset when she finds food she deems unworthy in the family frig, doesn't want to participate in the family holiday dinners, and spends hours everyday running miles and miles and then goes and works out like crazy with the weights. I am so worried that she is going to do irreparable damage to her heart, which could eventually kill her, even if she is able to get over this and stop this behavior. It has happened to so many others. Her mother is obviously worried, as she complains about how thin she is, how bad she looks, how fanatical she is about her exercising. But I don't think she realizes the long term consequences this could have on her daughters health and longevity. I truly worry that she won't seek the help her daughter needs. She wonders how there can be anything wrong with eating healthy and exercising. All she has to do is look at her daughter. The "eating healthy" and fanaticism about exercising are often co- occurring and both must be addressed by a caring and knowledgeable therapist. I hope she gets help.
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Well there's nothing wrong with healthy lifestyle or discussing organic spirulina powder, but any routine should be in the right proportion otherwise imbalance will take its actions on you and your life
I have a big problem. Its eating!! No matter what I eat. I can't gain weight. I was in a drunk driver wreck 2007 I weighed 120 lbs. I'm 5 ft 1 inch. That was a perfect weight for me. I was healthy and happy.
Its 2013. I have a lot of internal injuries that can't be fixed never got any physical therapy and have had to try and make it since then. What's pathetic is I can't exercise. So I don't. I eat what I think is a good diet. But still I'm down to 92.3 lbs. I eat n eat. Then I eat more. Still losing. I buy high fat content. High calories. Still losing weight. Seems it doesn't matter what I eat, How much, when or with who. Doesn't matter if I eat at home or out. I can't seem to gain. Only keep losing. If someone doesn't help me with this I fear death will be the eventual outcome. I'm only 51. I was a construction worker when this happened now I'm the size of a gnat!!! Pathetic and desperate for help!!! Please dear Lord someone help me
I am a 60 year old woman who has struggled with weight my entire adult life. I gained weight by overeating and lost by starving myself. At this point in my life, I have become vegan and work hard to limit the amount of addictive sugar and fat in my diet. I also eat organic when I can. I am still slightly overweight, but weight loss is not my primary goal, being healthy is.
This new eating disorder puzzles me. If a person limits ther food intake to the point that they are no longer healthy, as far as I know that is labeled anorexia. It doesn't matter how they go about the starvation process.
Why do we need a new eating disorder? Yes, eating a healthy diet takes some planning, and there are times when I can't eat what everyone else is eating, but why would I want to? Eating the way everyone else did made me sick my whole life. There is some compulsive behavior needed to be successful, because the food I want to eat is not readily available. Maybe it's time for our society to change, and offer more healthy meals in restaurants so everyone can go out and enjoy a good meal with friends without now being labeled as an orthorexix. Anorexia is anorexia, we don't need another label.
Hahahahahaha BravO! treating "Healthy Eating Disorder" with medication! Would they suggest Xanax? or maybe Prozac?... Epic!
Most people who maintain healthy lifestyle, esp to the extreme, would not even touch medication. neither would i; i'd rather meditate and wash my non-organic vegetables three times than pop a pill...
p.s. I understand that ANY extremism is bad and THAT should be addressed first; OCD can take any form or shape; one can obsess over veggies or book order on their shelf, or color coding their socks - doesn't matter, still an obsession and it should be addressed, and there are always very indicative signs of obsession. I have mild OCD and can completely understand how healthy can turn unhealthy... but the answer is not in traditional mediCation which causes more harm than good; mediTation is the answer: it cures all psychological problems of suppression or at least helps to keep them at bay; the path should be "from medication to meditation", not to another pill...
P.P.S. Women who are scared for their anti-social family members here, don't be: they won't hang out with you meat/potato eaters, but will always find company of likeminded individuals to stick to who won't consider them sick for making healthier choices in life but would rather excitingly discuss some new organic spirulina powder ;)
I agree with those who note that avoiding processed, GMO & pesticide laden foods is a good thing. Extremism (of any kind actually), however, is not a healthy dietary strategy. Not only does it fly in the face of common sense, simple biological principles, and substantiated scientific evidence, it can, as others have noted, cause social, psychological, and biological/genetic harm. We have family members who adhere to such extreme beliefs about "healthy" foods that they will literally starve themselves if they don't have the foods they deem healthy available. They have cut ties with family & are intolerant of any other views and believe being "thin" is the only "healthy" way to be. They give misinformation to their children to control their diets & the kids are so afraid of food that one of them literally had an anxiety attack in a restaurant because as he said, "I don't think I can eat anything here!" (he's 7& it was NOT a fast food place). This approach to food & diet is indeed "disordered." We are all worried about the chronic effects the lack of nutrients, lack of bonding, and lack of enjoyment in eating, is having on our young family members' physical, emotional, and mental health. Interestingly, the mother is continually finding new "disorders" that she has, so if it's not one thing, it's another, but with each new self diagnosis comes even more extreme dietary restrictions placed on th
For my daughter it started with IBS. She is a Nutrition major who started researching everything trying to cure herself and has now eliminated almost everything from her diet. She is under 90 pounds and I'm scared to death. She too only eats what she knows to be organic, healthy, and with out additives. She's in college so her meals in the cafeteria are down to only rice and vegetables. I pray there's hope. I would like to hear from someone who is "recovering" please!
i have a daughter that has orthorexia. She is 5ft 7in and weighs 105lbs. She is not orthorexic to lose weight, she is "getting rid of all the bad cells in her body". She has been doing this for 2 years and "detoxes" a couple times a month where she only drinks lemon water for a week. She states that she has to get down to "skin and bones" before she can start producing "good" cells. She is totally consumed by eating only organic raw veggies and fruit. She has separated herself totally from her family and basically has become a hermit. She cannot talk to anyone without preaching about food and her beliefs, there by running off family and friends, except those who believe what she believes. The scary thing is that now she has a new granddaughter and has convinced her daughter to feed the baby only coconut milk, although her daughter does not follow her food extremes. She is "mentally ill" and won't even hear of it. Now she is planning on opening a store for people like her. She claims she can "cure" cancer, autism, everything! She claims, now, that she has, at the age of 50, reversed her menopause and will continue having her periods the rest of her life. I only hope she lives long enough to find out. I am truly worried about her health. She make her own medicine and thinks all Doctors are quacks and only intersted in making money selling drugs that will kill you. SHE IS SICK!!!
wow, so someone who is obsessed with not consuming genetically modified foods, unhealthy preservatives and pesticides is now classified as having a mental disorder? This is a natural way of eating and how everyone used to eat at one time - now our food is filled with pesticides, tomatoes made with fish dna to survive the cold, high fructose corn syrup.. ugh. And we label the healthy eaters as having a mental disorder, lol.
Seriously? A 'Healthy Eating Disorder'...now it's considered a mental illness?
"Orthorexia that features obsessive compulsive behaviors can be effectively treated with medication and cognitive behavioral therapy by a trained therapist."
It won't be long and the Gov't & Pharmaceutical companies will have the entire population on some type of drug or another, how convenient for them both.
As 48 yr old woman, that has suffered from anorexia & bulimia since she was 14 yrs old - I say BS. This classifying the entire population with one type or another of 'nervosa' has really got to stop. I could only DREAM of being able to have a 'Healthy Eating Disorder'.
-Leave the healthy people, the one's who finally got it right, alone - will ya???
Has anyone every thought the GMO's in our food could be causing allergic reactions to foods that we were never allergic to before. Do some research. more and more people are becoming allergic to gluten foods that have pesticides grown in them (genetically modified organisims). I think that people need to start educating themselves before labeling people with orthorexia. Eating healthy and knowing what's in our food is NOT a mental disorder. Some people choose to not live their life with their head not in the sand.
what many people are missing in these posts is the harm this disease can do to others. I have a daughter-in-law that I believe is suffering from this disease she is now passing this on to her two young children who cannot attend a birthday party or eat any foods outside of the home. Her claim is she is allergic to literally everything and her children must be as well. She just began seeing a gastroenterologist who told her right off the bat that she could not possibly be allergic to all foods. Hopefully this will begin a treatment regimine. My son cannot broach the subject with her not becomming extremely angry. I never knew this diagnosis existed. There are people who need help, pray for them
I am in the health food industry and indeed, this IS a "thing" if you will. I am constantly faced with others in the undustry who make rash and severe judgments upon others who do not partake in their very specific pattern of dieting. I believe it stems from underlying issues of control and perfectionism, sometimes also prevalent amongst individuals with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Weight Management and health are wonderful things to strive for, but health is about balance, not perfectionism, and when it becomes such, that is when it has crossed the line from a positive action to a disorder. Like many other disorders, it has many stages and varies according to the individual and what they personally value to be ideal. The KEY warning sign occurs when one's perception of health and diet becomes their only outlook and these individuals refuse any and all opposing advice from health professionals, even when much evidence proves their perception flawed. Often these individuals have symptoms of paranoia, strongly believing in nutritional conspiracies, that they will die if they do not embrace the ideation of their nutritional lifestyle, etc. As always, above all, embrace health, balance, and happiness. With this, you can not fail.
It's not a conspiracy...how exciting that would be! It's when being this selective about the types of foods consumed becomes unhealthy and even dangerous. Similar to when being restrictive with calories becomes unhealthy and even dangerous, as in AN.
We have a family member with this condition. I am all for healthy eating but she avoids almost all protein, and will only eat raw organic fruits and veggies. Would rather starve then eat something that may not be organic. Is obsessed with food and can only shop at Whole Foods. Uses Colonics, wants to be PURE and looks like a skinny scarecrow. These people think they are going to avoid all disease by eating this way and they may be right because they just might have a heart attack or starve themselves to death. My Dr. recently had to sign a death certificate for someone with this condition. Cause of death "starvation". They need to see a mental health counselor that treats Orthorexia.
Our government allows the food supply to get poisoned by companies like Monsanto, and then create a "disorder" so that we are socially rejected. People become obsessed with healthy eating because there is fluoride in our water, pesticides on our food, and our vegetables are grown in labs. Why do people have to go out of our way to buy organic food? People who try to sell raw milk, or grow their own gardens get arrested during midnight raids. What is the point here? To give us all Orthorexia sufferers a pill? Maybe I suffer from "conspirirexia" too, but this is a part of America's Psychological Operations to control the food supply and depopulate the planet.
I think most of the commenters here are missing the point.
I eat a relatively restricted diet (ketogenic paleo) for health and weight-loss reasons, and occasionally fast. Some people would find eating zero grains, and zero sugar or sweeteners "extreme." However, my diet does not impede my social life (I eat out quite a bit) doesn't consume my daily activities, and though I track it carefully, I'm not obsessed with it.
The difference would be someone with orthorexia would starve rather than eat "bad" foods. Me, if nothing else were available I'd eat the bread and sugar and wouldn't worry about it. Your friends and relatives who commit to strict diets are most likely not suffering from a mental condition.
I believe my son suffers from orthonexia; he will only eat organic foods and believes that eating other foods and cooking with any pot or pan coated with teflon or aluminum causes him anxiety.
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I know someone who went through and is going through this organic, home remedy regimen. I totally agree with healthy eating, but this was carried to an extreme. After a couple of years of doing this, her daughter and then she found they had developed many food allergies. Dr. said she did herself no favors with the diet. Now she eats even less and is very frail. I was actually glad to see there is a term for this and hope she goes for help. Many small health things are occurring and I am very concerned.;
This is what I'm concerned with.....my son is down to 144 lbs....He can't sleep well , is always obsessed with cooking his broths and "kosher' foods. He will not eat out, unless he takes his own food along. What can be done to help him. We are terrible concerned!!!!
Your description of orthrexia sounds just like me, however Iam sulfite and preservative sensative. Believe me if you had to use an epi pen every tome you messed up, you would tow the line straight and narrow also. I dont eat out either. The only time you can insure a food is correct and without additive is when you prepare your self. I dont consider my problem a disease just a miserable sensativity.
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C'mon you guys. Many of you posting a comment have not gotten the real gist of this article: "... what tips the balance from being committed to healthy eating and having orthorexia is the extreme limitation and obsession in food selection. Orthorexics find themselves being unable to take part in everyday activities. They isolate themselves and often become intolerant of other people's views about food and health." Those who wrote the article are talking about the extreme nature of a true obsession -- not to be confused with healthy eating habits.
Anything taken to an extreme is harmful. I don't believe the point of the article is that carefully monitoring what you put in your body is a disorder. The mindset that you can only eat peticide free, artificial color free,preservative free, free range, organic, etc.... to restrict your calorie intake and therefore control your weight becomes very unhealthy and is a disorder. This lifestyle choice has more to do with body image than maintaining a healthy diet.
This article totally ignores the FACT of allergies to specific preservatives and chemical sensitivity--an increasing phenomenon, especially among older women. Not a balanced view.
I am surprised to see that avoiding artificial colors, preservatives, GMOs, pesticides, sugar, salt and unhealthy fat is now a disorder. I have eliminated these things from my nutrition plan and have enjoyed greatly improved health, more lean mass, lower body fat, and have significantly improved my lifting strength. I'm concerned that a respected institution like Mayo would suggest that it's okay to eat these things. I agree with Susan; read Eat to Live.
Obsessing over food to the point where it disrupts normal living is clearly disordered. The article has that part right. But there is nothing wrong with avoiding unhealthy processed foods. The article has it wrong there. Unhealthy added fats, sugars, salts, etc... in processed food all have been shown to cause disruptions in appetites and metabolisms, making people who are struggling with weight and overeating blame themselves for losing control when really it is the food they are eating that is messing with them. Processed diet foods are particularly bad culprits which is completely messed up since the very people who need the most help are being targeted the heaviest. Seriously, check out _Eat To Live_ by Dr. Joel Fuhrman. I really don't think he has Orthorexia. The whole United Kingdom banned the use of artificial colors in foods because they know how bad they are. And pesticides can cause cancer, CANCER. Leave it to Americans to delude themselves into thinking that being healthy is unhealthy.
I know someone who went through and is going through this organic, home remedy regimen. I totally agree with healthy eating, but this was carried to an extreme. After a couple of years of doing this, her daughter and then she found they had developed many food allergies. Dr. said she did herself no favors with the diet. Now she eats even less and is very frail. I was actually glad to see there is a term for this and hope she goes for help. Many small health things are occurring and I am very concerned.
I don't believe this to be a legitimate disorder. There is a lot of scary hype out there regarding the condition of our food supplies, etc. I can see how some people may react to this in a self-preserving sort of way; especially if very young and impressionable. Personally, I'm at the age where I'm over the perfect eating/body phase, but it is still an important, daily consideration. Honestly, I think that orthorexia was conceptualized by a mentally and emotionally unstable individual that feels threatened by those that choose more healthfully responsible lifestyles.
Since when is avoiding foods made with pesticides,GMO, artificial colors, unhealthy fats,etc... considered so wrong that it needs to be labeled as an eating disorder? Are you nuts? Maybe the growing number of thinking people who refuse to follow your "healthy" diet advices is giving you a big scare or you are so brainwashed that you don/t know what you are talking about!Either way I am discusted and sorry that I read your article. Who knows probably tomorrow I will find that I need psychiatric treatment because I refuse to drink water contaminated with all kinds of "goodies"produced by our chemical society.
Just thought I'd say, I agree with Shelby. This Orthorexia seems to be a psychological problem with major physical effects on one's body. I can tell you I know firsthand because if this was a true, classified disorder, I would be diagnosed with it. As an OCD perfectionist, my body image relies on my obsession with self control. I avoid and refuse to eat food I have not prepared myself and food I consider 'bad' food(i.e. food with perservatives, hydrogenated oils, animal products, high fructose corn syrup, and so on). To a normal person, that may seem like a ridiculous idea, but to me, it's my lifestyle and I take it seriously. I'm also a vegan, so I don't eat ANY animal products(NO milk, eggs, meat, fish, etc). To prepare my meals doesn't take up ALL my time in the day(though it does take time), since I'm actually a professional cook(odd, isn't it?). I can cook amazing meals for others(yes, even with animal meats and seafood), but I won't eat the meal myself. Instead, I usually make myself a salad or soup or sandwich. About 99% of the food I purchase is 'organic' or 'natural', and I ALWAYS read the labels. My BMI is currently 17.6 since I'm 5' 2'' at exactly 96 lbs. Although, I don't excercise much, if at all. The one thing I don't agree with is about a guy who came up with a certain diet that orthorexics follow? I never heard of such a thing. My anorexic behaviors started all of a sudden after a great deal of family related distress, following the still ongoing depression.
What a scary thought, especially at this time of year when people are trying to follow their New Year's Resolutions of staying healthy! It's hard to think that one could go too far with striving to become healthy to the point that the journey itself becomes an unhealthy obsession.
I've been researching Orthorexia all afternoon, and actually just stumbled upon a neat article by a woman named Dina Zeckhausen, a psychologist in Atlanta. Here's an excerpt of just a little of what she has personally experienced:
"The other evening an acquaintance's rail-thin 11-year-old daughter proudly showed her mother her washboard abs after running on their treadmill for two hours. "Good for you!" her mother beamed proudly. (Why wasn't this girl playing in the backyard?) This same mom berated a mutual friend who took her two daughters for ice cream after they'd eaten Chinese food.
"Why would you do something like that?" she asked incredulously.
"Uhm, to enjoy life?" my friend responded."
Here's the link to the rest of the article in case you want to finish it: http://www.sharewik.com/blogs/86995
Great article though! This is great advice that anyone striving to get in shape should keep in mind. I think that everyone should be aware that this is a serious disorder that requires significant attention. Thanks again!
I think with all of the different foods and convenience of fast food these days, people really need to learn what they are putting in there body. Using a tool such as a calorie counter can teach you about the types of foods you put in your body. Not so much obsessing about the calories, but learning about them. If people were to know about the kinds of foods they eat from day 1, they might be more likely to have a healthier lifestyle and see food as fuel instead.
As if you're not stuck eating your usual fare, the same as your friends and colleagues! Do you know anyone outside your own culture? Ever heard the word diversity? Could you eat in a restaurant that offered food other than what you're used to? Or would you just make fun of people who choose differently than you. The assumptions you make about other tastes is not what I'd expect from a doctor.
If, as Shelby points out, this is an extreme condition, and that people with this condition stop eating altogether, I would suggest this has not been conveyed correctly in this article.
The opening paragraphs highlight:"Artificial colors, flavors or preservatives
Pesticides or genetic modification
Unhealthy fat, sugar or salt " as food ingredients people may be avoiding. Many people are avoiding these, on a daily basis, and manage a healthy diet by mostly home cooking, spending more time than the average American in doing so and caring about their health. I don't think there was a sensible balance in this article. It did not convey well enough that putting some effort (ie, time and money) into eating good and uncontaminated food is perfectly OK.
It seems like a lot of people are missing the point in the comments. This is an extreme problem, not comparable to someone watching sugar for diabetes or sodium for a heart problem, or even a dieter. Orthorexia is a psychological problem more than anything with devastating effects on physical health (which is of course intertwined with emotional health). Because those with Orthorexia are so obsessed with the purity of their food, they would rather not eat than eat something "bad." The money and time it takes to buy, plan, and prepare pure food takes up most of a person's day. Because animal products and fatty foods are usually avoided, dangerously low body weight and BMI, not to mention the loss of needed nutrients is common. I believe I've heard that the guy who came up with the pure diet orthorexics try to follow was very underweight and died at a young age anyway, case and point.
I think this disorder should be classified in the DSM-V under eating disorders, but I'm sure it would be comorbid with OCD or obsessive personality disorder.
The reason a well-balanced diet and an active lifestyle is so often endorsed is because it is the best thing for everyone's bodies.
I think some people would say that I have this condition, but it's by necessity. I am allergic to pesticides, sulfites and many other preservatives, so the only way for me to feel well is to avoid these things completely. When it comes to potluck meals it's much easier just to skip it. The final straw for me - I asked a cook what was in her dish so I could determine whether I could eat it. Well, she forgot to mention worcestershire sauce - a huge problem for me. I had a disabling headache for a day and a half. So yeah, I'm a bit of a freak about what I eat :-)
I saw a show on TV re these people. There ARE people who spend every waking minute obsessing over their food, to the point that they have no time for anything else. It's a real condition. Then there are the borderline types--my housemate is always dieting, but can't lose weight. She is obsessed about cooking, low fat foods, portion control, and cooking appliances that promote all of the above. She still avoids what she really needs to do--eat more vegetables, eat less sugar, and get a hell of lot more exercise. She's happy and has lots of friends and activities. The problem is she spends a lot of money on her obsession, and her house is full of ingredients, appliances, food storage containers, and cook books, none of which she uses. She also has a missions to save the environment and help the needy. So she hates to throw anything out. She has a huge collection of foam coffee cups, individual yogurt containers, etc. I throw out my containers in my room, because she will take them from the kitchen garbage and wash them out and save them. I'm far more obsessed about what I eat than she is, in reality, because I'm so broke, and I have a health problems to deal with, like pre-diabetes and GERD. But I never "diet," I just eat the best foods for me. So she may end up with diabetes, esophagal cancer, and a house so full of junk, it's hazardous. Scary but true.
I have a young relative, 20s, who appears to have this condition. She will put virtually no fat into her body; eats only "healthy" foods. It got to the point where she has stopped menstruating. Her doctor has also told her she is affecting her bones which need a certain amount of fat. It's like talking to someone with anorexia however; she refuses to, or can't stop this behavior.
I have no appetite and hate to prepare food now. I have copd, barretts esophagus, knees bone on bone, osteoarthritis, Gen. Anxiety Disorder and depression(some),diverticulitis and menopause. Oh, also have had 13 teeth pulled and got a new partial yesterday.
Ive tried to eliminate each med temporarily to see what the culprit is and even take xanax, which used to make me hungry. Not anymore.Dont sleep well at night either and just dont know what to do. I hate to cook now(used to love it) so Im thinking its depression/anxiety. I have no interest in food; period!
Any ideas? Anyone?ps:lost 20lbs wrong way!
what could possibly be wrong with avoiding
artificial coloring, sweeteners, pesticides ,etc?
that's not orthorexia. That is following everything the "experts " recommend. I just wish I had the self-control.
Barbara- If I may- I have an eating disorderand it sounds as if your friend may have one- such as anorexia- anorexics ARE
starving and DO snap and binge.
I can understand if one is so obsessed that they can't eat anywhere, or prevent their child from indulging occasionally at a birthday party, etc. However, I don't see how harmful it is to be interested in the quality and safety of one's food - again, as long as it doesn't truly interfere with the OVERALL quality of one's life. As for the one person who worried about her son's not eating dairy (one example), you don't need dairy to eat well (as long as you get those same nutrients from other sources). Meat versus legumes? A small amount of lean meat - healthy. You don't need more than three ounces of it. Plants producing more antioxidants due to pesticide and fungicide use? Well, that isn't necessarily good (it says something to me, actually, about how smart plants are) and not all antioxidants have a known use, so more doesn't indicate quality. I think Orthrexia, while a real worry for some people, is just that - a worry for some, very few, people. Obsessing about anything isn't healthy, but we also can't get concerned, interested, informed, and knowledgeable confused with obsessive.
I have a friend who is on a diet that controls the time that she eats. She is obsessed about being tiny. When we go to a retaurant, she eats as though she is starving. There is anorexia amang younger family members. Perhaps there is a genetic relationship between orthorexia and other eating disorders such as anoexia.
My son eats only foods that are either organic or have been washed thoroughly.a few times. These foods are things that can be eaten raw. The protein is not legumes. It is a small amt of either chicken, beef or fish. The hing that is worrying me is that he is obsessed with exercising at least 1 hour per day eveni f it cuts into his sleeping time. He eats no wheat products, no sugar or anything that doesn't come directly from the earth or things that can't be eaten unless they are processed. Ex macaroni, bread
He eats no dairy.
Recent research suggests that the use of certain weedkillers stimulates plants such as sweetcorn to produce more antioxidant nutrients (15% more!) than you would otherwise get, so this whole "organic" thing would seem flawed in that case...
I'm so glad to see this issue addressed. I have long suspected that such a thing exists and is an emotional problem. I have a male friend who is obsessed with healthy eating and lifestyle. He exercises daily, eats food with little or no fats or sugars, takes multiple supplements, fasts once a week and drinks only teas without caffeine. He became this way after retiring from years in the military and having some neurological issues which may be as a result of his exposure to toxins while in the service. His initial desire was to reduce the effect of toxins on his system by "whole body" cleansing through diet and exercise changes, however, I have observed that it is now the mainstay of his conversations and behavior. In a word, "obsessive". He is a bachelor and has the luxury to indulge in his behavior without outside interference. I believe he is healthier and feels better now, despite having an undiagnosed health condition from his military service, but his behavior is alarming regarding his relationship with food and a "healthy" lifestyle.
Boy have you described my mother, she wont eat stuff I prepared cos it is just not right for her, she turns her nose up at it and does not mind saying NO, this is not right" There is not one thing I could cook when she visits that she would eat and yet she would rather go out and eat at a restaurant, I guess ingnorance is bliss when it comes to food on her plate. It does affect us cos she cannot talk about anything other then food when we talk and I am sure if I would just take all the extra steps she does and spend half my life in the kitchen I could fix this problem we have, Yes we both like healthy food but she has gone so far with it that we fight and it takes away our mom and me time, even for a week, no call from her over it.
I met someone last year who ground his own grain so he could have it pure and fresh for baking. A symptom perhaps. He had diabetes, which almost forces you to obsess about food.
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- Inotera puts capital reduction plans on hold
- Prospects of IC backend service industry remain promising: Q&A with UTAC Holdings CEO William John Nelson
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- Catcher says no major damage in China plant fire
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- Digitimes Research: Tianma expects new high-end display fabs to enter production in 2H15
- Digitimes Research: Microsoft to push 2 inexpensive notebooks in mid-2015 to counter Chromebook penetration
- Green Energy Technology to not deal out dividend for 2014
- Nan Ya Photonics exhibits omni-directional LED light bulb
- LED light bulb prices to fall to US$5 in 2015, says Epistar chairman
- Digitimes Research: Holitech to become 2nd-largest touch panel maker in China after acquisitions
- Young Fast aims to reduce cash outflow and increase new solutions to improve performance in 2015
- Smart building technology spending forecast to grow to US$17.4 billion in 2019, says IDC
- Global smart wearable entertainment devices and services market will top US$9.4 billion by 2019, says Technavio
- Global wind power installations increase 42% in 2014, says Navigant
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- Foxconn explores investment opportunities at struggling Sharp (Mar 20) - Wall Street Journal
- Quantum Materials breaks Stokes-shift barrier in quantum dots (Mar 18) - LaserFocus World
- Quantum Dots connect new display technology (Mar 20) - TVTechnology
- Our 4King benders are so ace we're going full OLED, says LG (Mar 18) - The Register
- Universal Display in Focus (Mar 18) - NASDAQ.com
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- LSI completes acquisition of SandForce
- Fujitsu introduces ARROWS Z ISW11F au smartphone
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- Digital Signage Expo 2012 opens conference registration
- Subkarma invited OPTOTECH to take part in the '2011 Taipei World Design Expo'
- Digitimes Research: Holitech to become 2nd-largest touch panel maker in China after acquisitions
- Digitimes Research: Taiwan on-cell touch panel shipments to see strong growth, yet offer little profit
- Digitimes Research: Samsung, LG outsource TV orders to ODMs to secure panel supply
- Digitimes Research: Ultra HD BD players not likely to be available until end of 2015
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- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
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- 2015 global tablet demand forecast
This Digitimes Research Special Report provides a 2015 forecast for the global tablet market and analyzes the strategies of key market players such as Google, Apple, Intel, and Microsoft.
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Yoga Essentials Gift Kit
Whether you are looking to get started or to deepen your yoga practice, start here and save with our Yoga Essentials Gift Kit. Your complete kit includes three Rodney Yee DVDs that are perfect to grow any yoga practice: Yoga for Beginners (75 min.), AM & PM Yoga (100 min.)and Yoga for Back Care (74 min.). Plus an 8' D-ring organic cotton yoga strap that allows you to grasp limbs and deepen stretches – all in one money-saving kit. Makes a great gift. USA/India.
Yoga Essentials Gift Kit Includes:
- 3 Rodney Yee DVDs: Yoga for Beginners (75 min.), AM & PM Yoga (100 min.)and Yoga for Back Care (74 min.).
- An 8' D-ring and organic cotton yoga strap to deepen stretches
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Yoga for Back Care (74 min.)
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Yoga for Beginners DVD:
- Learn from yoga masters Rodney Yee and Colleen Saidman
- Get that long, lean yoga look while centering your mind
- Improve your posture and flexibility
- Learn all the basic poses in a detailed 40-minute beginners yoga pose training session
- Understand accurate alignment and technique to avoid common mistakes
- Includes 2 full-length workouts: the 20-minute Morning Workout and the 15-minute Evening Workout
AM & PM Yoga DVD:
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- AM Yoga led by acclaimed yoga instructor Rodney Yee
- PM Yoga, led by renowned yoga teacher Patricia Walden
- Bonus How to Use Props - Active Yoga mini workout
- Includes interviews with Rodney Yee and Patricia Walden
Yoga for Back Care DVD:
- Develop a stronger, healthier back with yoga guru Rodney Yee
- Progress from sitting to standing to floor exercises
- Lengthen and loosen your spine for greater agility and flexibility
- Learn stretches and hip-opening postures to warm up the body
- Active workout to build "core" back and abdominal muscles
- Guided relaxation to release tension and calm mind and body
D-ring organic cotton yoga strap – 8 ft.:
- Makes difficult poses more accessible regardless of skill level
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Rodney Yee was a professional ballet dancer who later studied Iyengar yoga. He travels nationally and internationally to teach workshops, teacher-trainings and retreats. Rodney has been designing and performing in Gaiam programs for over 10 years. He has been featured on Oprah and other national programs.
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Yoga for Back Care was released in 2002