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Some common eating disorders are as follows:

• Binge Eating: This occurs when people eat a lot of food in one sitting. They might feel like they do not have any control and that their eating behavior is out of hand.
• Bulimia: This involves taking part in binge eating then purging the body by making themselves vomit or using laxatives, diuretics, diet pills, enemas, or other medications to get rid of the food they have eaten.
• Anorexia: People with this disorder think about their weight and body a lot. They do not want to eat anything because it might make them gain weight. In order to lose weight, people who have anorexia may try exercising too much or trying starvation diets despite being underweight.
• Diabulimia is a type of bulimia that occurs in people with diabetes who do not take their insulin medication or skip it on purpose to lose weight. They may also exercise too much. This can become dangerous because they will have high blood sugar levels and be at risk for low blood sugar.
• Night Eating Syndrome: People with this condition do not have control over their eating behavior during the night, and they eat a lot throughout the day too. They might be tired or stressed at work because of all of this uncontrolled eating which can make them gain weight quickly.
• Restrictive Food Intake Disorder: This is a rare and severe type of eating disorder. People with this condition may not eat enough to stay alive. They might be afraid or embarrassed about food and their bodies, which causes them to avoid consuming anything even though they are hungry.
• Pica: This is when people eat things that are not food. They might swallow non-food items like paper, soap, or metal objects as well as dirt and other substances.
• Rumination: This occurs when people regurgitate their food and either spit it out or rechew it. They might try to hide this behavior from others, but it is still a sign of an eating disorder.