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Eating disorder orthorexia nervosa: obsession with healthy eating

  1. It is very important to eat healthy as it can prevent many health problems. There are also people where the good intention of healthy eating goes too far. People with orthorexia nervosa are obsessed with healthy eating, whole food groups are no longer eaten until the diet consists of only a few foods that can lead to malnutrition. The number of calories consumed can also decrease significantly, making the weight the same as that of someone with anorexia.

Contents

  1. What is orthorexia nervosa? The difference between Orthorexia Nervosa, Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa What does someone with orthorexia avoid? What could be the consequences? Behavioral changes and characteristics Therapy

What is orthorexia nervosa?

  1. Orthorexia nervosa, also known as orthorexia is an unhealthy obsessive eating disorder in which someone is constantly engaged in healthy eating. The term was coined by Steven Bratman in 1997 in which 'ortho' stands for 'good' and 'orexis' for 'appetite', freely translated it means 'good diet'. Orthorexia is when clean eating

Treatment

  1. Orthorexia is not well known but it can cause irreversible health damage if left untreated. Orthorexia can be treated like other disorders such as anorexia, binge eating disorders or bulimia. Someone with orthorexia can seek treatment for the underlying causes of the condition through professional psychological therapy. Treatment also consists of adjusting the diet so that nutrients are taken back. In addition, all medical complaints that have arisen must be treated. The patient will also have to be re-educated about what is healthy and what is not

  2. Orthorexia is not well known, but it can cause irreversible health damage if left untreated. Orthorexia can be treated like other disorders such as anorexia, binge eating disorders or bulimia. Someone with orthorexia can have the underlying causes of the condition treated through professional psychological therapy. Treatment also consists of adjusting the diet so that nutrients are taken back. In addition, all medical complaints that have arisen must be treated. The patient will also have to be re-educated about what is healthy and what is not



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