Eating Disorders
There is a link between anxiety and eating disorders. The good news is that both are treatable and people suffering from them can live happy, healthy lives if they seek treatment.
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One of our most commented upon member posts concerns a disorder called Globus Hystericus. Member Adinmuh wrote about this mysterious condition in 2007 and the comments keep coming. Here is what she had to say:“I feel as if I’m going out of my mind. Is it a normal part of panic/anxiety disorder to not be able to eat? I have had such…
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