Eternal little girl

Researchers believe that one of the reasons that a very large number of diseases accounted for teens, is that at this time when girls begin to notice boys, their bodies are changes associated with the deposition of more fat. Unfortunately, the natural ideal of the female body lines are not the same as accepted in our society. "Girls are programmed to increase in body fat during puberty, boys and an increase in lean tissue, muscle growth, says Dr. Silberstein. In this age of the boys body become more like the adult male body. For these desirable discontinuity in growth. We conducted a study among college students in order to identify the causes of dissatisfaction with her body, and found that boys preferred to be more solid build. it is quite possible for women. "
Some researchers have suggested that anorexia is a way for young women denial of puberty. Probably because of the lack of adipose tissue in patients with anorexia nervosa do not come menstruation and missing some secondary sexual characteristics, such as pubic hair. They seem to remain little girls. Their fear of completeness, essentially, there is fear of life. Other researchers suggest that patients with anorexia or bulimia may feel that they are finally in control of their lives, or at least find something that is able to control better than anything else. This is their greatest achievement on the path to perfection.
Signs of impending danger
The symptoms of an eating disorder may seem insignificant and artfully ambiguous. These include:
Dissatisfaction with their own weight, desire to lose weight, especially if your weight is normal or below normal.
Distorted view of your body (you think you are full, even though all around assure you that it is not).
Excessive exercise.
Excessive concern about their weight and diet.
The absence of menstruation for three consecutive months.
Lack of pubic hair.
Attacks wolf's appetite.
Substantial fluctuations in body weight (10 or more pounds per month).
The inability to distinguish between the basic feelings such as hunger or sadness.
Aversion to certain types of food and an unusual attachment to others.
Storage of products.
Sensitivity to cold.
Passion of laxatives, diuretics and emetics.
Damage to tooth enamel (caused by gastric acid during vomiting).
Withdrawal from family and friends.
Inability to concentrate.
Depression and sleep disorders.