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How is binge-eating disorder differ from bulimia nervosa?

admin — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:36:50 +0000

Question by Jade: How is binge-eating disorder differ from bulimia nervosa?
What factors contribute to the development and treatment of binge-eating disorder?

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Answer by erin
binge-eating disorder is overindulging, while bulimia is vomiting after binging.

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If Alcohol kills brain cells then how come people who suffered decades of alcoholism are still smart?

admin — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 03:28:33 +0000

Question by Heavens Night: If Alcohol kills brain cells then how come people who suffered decades of alcoholism are still smart?
Seriously. I know people who have suffered years and years like 20 years of Alcoholism at least. Almost everyday drinking in excess. And they seem like smart people. Even though what they did in the past was stupid. They don’t seem like they are stupid. They think and act perfectly fine.

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Answer by Ryan
Because alcohol doesn’t kill brain cells. It damages them to all hell when you drink a lot, but it doesn’t actually eradicate them.

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Q&A: Are there meetings to attend besides Alcoholics Anonymous that don’t force religion on you?

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 04:37:02 +0000

Question by Macpark: Are there meetings to attend besides Alcoholics Anonymous that don’t force religion on you?
My friend was sentenced to attend AA but is having a hard time with the religious aspect of it. Are there meetings that don’t push God down your throat?

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Answer by dddbbb
If you google – non-religious AA alternative – you get a whole list of sources. Here’s a link. Good luck.

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How can I solve my binge eating disorder?

admin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:28:12 +0000

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Question by Courage: How can I solve my binge eating disorder?
My binge eating is ruining my life. I visit counselors, take Prozac, try to stay busy, but I STILL binge eat! It’s consuming every part of my life and I am so confused on how to free myself.

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Answer by Humble and Gifted
Perhaps with support and counseling you may stop. Do know it all depends on your free will and choices that you make: See: http://www.myeexpert.com/areasofexpertis…

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Q&A: How do i overcome binge eating before i gain too much weight?

admin — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:36:29 +0000

Question by Charlotte P: How do i overcome binge eating before i gain too much weight?
I am fifteen and have been on a strict but healthy diet for the last six months or so. I reached a healthy weight that i was happy with and have managed to maintain it for a few months however, for the last few weeks i have recurrently been binge eating and i can’t seem to control myself- how can i get my health back on track before i gain back all the weight and my binge eating gets even more out of control?

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Answer by sunshine and lollipops
menu planning, write down everything you’re going to eat the night before making sure you have at least 60 grams of protein and 1800 calories (less will make your body think your starving and encourage binging)

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What do you do at a Alcoholics Anonymous meeting?

admin — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 00:37:31 +0000

Question by purplespiders667: What do you do at a Alcoholics Anonymous meeting?
I do not need to go to AA, but someone I know wants to learn all about it before they consider going. Can someone tell me EVERYTHING about it and all the activites that go on at a meeting?

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Answer by stinkypinky
you pray and talk about how much of a drunken idiot you are.. and read from a book about not getting drunk

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What are some benefits of joing alcoholics anonymous?

admin — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 08:37:18 +0000

Question by Wakey Wakey eggs AND BAKEY!: What are some benefits of joing alcoholics anonymous?
Im thinking of joining but why should I?

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Answer by happygael
sobriety, companionship and the opportunity to discuss your sickness with others suffering from the same illness. join if you are suffering from alcholism. it will help you in the fight against alchohol. good luck

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How can I convince a 27 year old lady that she needs alcohol rehab and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings?

admin — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 15:28:14 +0000

Question by Spaced Frehley: How can I convince a 27 year old lady that she needs alcohol rehab and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings?
She is a brilliant girl when sober, but glass in hand she is a fall-down drunk everyday who blacks out and says and does the worst things while drunk or blacked-out. She is a chain smoker too and I fear she is going to light herself on fire on of these times, or fall out her 3rd story balcony, or worse.

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Answer by summerlove29
tell her theres free alcohol there ahahaha

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What are some healthy foods I can binge on without worrying about gaining weight?

admin — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 12:36:50 +0000

Question by Rochelle: What are some healthy foods I can binge on without worrying about gaining weight?
I have a huge appetite and I am always hungry, especially about an hour after I eat lunch. My regular eating schedule is breakfast at 7:30, snack at 10:30, lunch at 11:30, snack at 3:30, an apple before the gym at 6:00 & dinner at 8:00 or so. And I eat healthy & work out 5-7 times a week. I just want a snack that I can binge on during the day at work & not worry about to much fat, calories or bad carbs. Any ideas?

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Answer by Kate
I really like Cheddar Flavour Rice Thins crackers, I think they are 60 calories per serving.

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Do you need to be trained to volunteer in alcoholics anonymous?

admin — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 00:37:04 +0000

Question by Caity: Do you need to be trained to volunteer in alcoholics anonymous?
I am writing a paper on AA and it has to be 4 full pages. I have 3 pages, but I need more, so I am asking more questions in order to be able to meet this requirement. If you have any additional information besides my main question, feel free to add it, thanks!

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Answer by Rella
The groups are run by Alcoholics them selves. Not a better understanding person then someone who has walked in those shoes.
Its a support group. But yes there are trained counsellor’s. Alcoholism is a disease.

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