Signs that an episode of overeating is actually a binge, include:
eating much faster than normal
eating until you feel uncomfortably full
eating a large amount of food when you’re not hungry
eating alone or secretly due to being embarrassed about the amount of food you’re consuming
having feelings of guilt, shame or disgust afterwards
If you feel like you have to purge what you’ve eaten after a binge to avoid gaining weight, you may have symptoms of bulimia.
If binges don’t happen regularly, and your weight is very low, you may have symptoms of anorexia.
eating much faster than normal
eating until you feel uncomfortably full
eating a large amount of food when you’re not hungry
eating alone or secretly due to being embarrassed about the amount of food you’re consuming
having feelings of guilt, shame or disgust afterwards
If you feel like you have to purge what you’ve eaten after a binge to avoid gaining weight, you may have symptoms of bulimia.
If binges don’t happen regularly, and your weight is very low, you may have symptoms of anorexia.
The main sign of binge eating disorder is someone bingeing on a regular basis.
Signs that an episode of overeating is actually a binge, include:
eating much faster than normal
eating until you feel uncomfortably full
eating a large amount of food when you’re not hungry
eating alone or secretly due to being embarrassed about the amount of food you’re consuming
having feelings of guilt, shame or disgust afterwards
If you feel like you have to purge what you’ve eaten after a binge to avoid gaining weight, you may have symptoms of bulimia.
If binges don’t happen regularly, and your weight is very low, you may have symptoms of anorexia.