Does this indicate an eating disorder?

If so, what is the best thing I should do?

I track my calories (intake/expenditure), try to eat foods with as few calories as possible, and if I do eat chocolate, I go for a walk or do a bit of exercise. In general, I pay close attention to what I eat. I spend the whole day thinking about what I'm going to eat next, how I can fill myself up as much as possible while still eating fewer calories, so I eat less pasta and more low-fat cream cheese.

I have lost about 12kg in the last 1.5 years (now about 58kg at 1.73m)

It's true that I don't want to gain weight. I'd actually like to maintain my weight and am happy with it. I'm just afraid that I'll suddenly lose control and gain more weight, because I didn't really like my weight before.

Well, I do put a lot of thought into what I eat. If I treat myself to a pizza, I think about it for what feels like hours, and then I end up choosing a vegetable stir-fry with some pasta or something.

When I am somewhere else, I eat like I always used to

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Torontonian
2 years ago

It’s eating disorder. Get an appointment with an outpatient therapist. It takes about 3 months to get one. The chronometer otherwise complete

Now you just want to keep it, but you think differently. Then comes “if I take 1 kg off, I’m sure if I get out.” Go away. “To be sure only one more.” That’s what goes on

Tracking etc is so good when you keep it this way, but does not solve the right problem. Movement helps but you have to eat more than you won’t. Since you are not sure how much you can to keep weight

Going to the rejuvenation counsel is also good in itself. There are also some health insurance funds. Dietary diaries etc. Helps with healthy people, not in eating disorders really. Hold plans provide security, or schedule meals so you can calculate what you can get out of line. But you’d have to eat that.

On the other hand, many eat “normal”, which save something else on their own. Later stage is no longer eaten outside. Dates canceled. Of course, there’s hardly anyone he’s afraid of eating. You lose friends

The same result comes out under the line. No discussion you get out of there alone. No. They all think it’s too long. Doesn’t work. Also not “let it easy”, “do not weigh” “just not track” Bullshitargumente/-Phrasen. You’re in your head. And it doesn’t matter if males/wives, dude. Everyone can meet that. Occupation Intellect etc does not arouse addiction or disorder.

You need to find and turn off your triggers

Torontonian
2 years ago
Reply to  roseewein

Do it is important. I am not shorter 🙂 Cooking healthy is perfect in itself. Many make it too little. And that can be really delicious. Most with Ana can cook properly well and make this happy. Known with nutrients tw better than nutritional advisers. Maybe you could write a list of bans/authorized foods and occasionally try to insert a few bans easily dosed. Cream yogurt stretch with magerquark e.g. (Btw that you can get really good creamy and refine with much) nutritional diary is also good. Also helpful for therapists or nutritional advisers, then they know where there are problems, simplifies the whole. In the net or I can start there is information or recommendation how portion sizes should look. I generally believe with Fast Food & Co, there’s hardly anyone who has the overview. Developed to USA. Btw in some pesti is really too much fat inside. In industrial equipment.

With spices/herbs you can pimp and is also healthy. Only healthy cooking can also lead to the Orthorexia. It’s unhealthy. No sugar, for example, results in the body no longer producing insulin. Too much makes it insulin resistant. Did jmd that even collected during the stat. therapy on a cow meadow and next to lion tooth & Co. You seem to have noticed more than others, and that’s annoying. Good thing. You can’t change addictions directly. It’s not even a habit. Everybody knows that. Just don’t give up and try again every day. Every day does not make any sense for several reasons. Every patient is also advised not to have scales. This, together with a good therapist or even stationary. The triggers (like fake friends etc) are the evil. It may have been a bit banal, like a single stupid spell of a (Nidian) aunt that pulls you down.

gothl0ser
2 years ago

Japp, that’s very suggesting, just because you’ve made so many thoughts about it, and above all you’ve really taken it off.

You can try not to track your calories any more. You should also look for a reference person who can support and distract you in everyday life. I think that can help if you’re not alone. Psychological help is also really appropriate, eating disorders are terrible and should be stopped as early as possible.

You are beautiful as you are and not fat or the like, really.<3

mjutu
2 years ago
  • You suspect a eating disorder yourself if you ask for it.
  • Tracking calories
  • Chocolate eating has an impact on the daily routine.
  • You take great care of what you eat.
  • You think about food all day.
  • 12 kg and are very light.
  • You’re afraid to lose control.
  • You think about a pizza for hours.

Yes, these are clear symptoms of eating disorder.

Find out about it. Talk to your doctor and a psychologist. Eating disorders can get worse by themselves and ruin your quality of life. The problem is serious and much more serious than “weight problems” – because with 70 kg you were in normal weight.

kami1a, UserMod Light
2 years ago

Hello! First of all, with BMI 19.4 you are almost underweight. More would be better, better – health and appeal.

Eating determines your life – unfortunately reads after an eating disorder

Good Sunday

LuluLala123456
2 years ago

If you track calories, keep worrying about the calories and have a bad conscience. Make sure you don’t take any more. If you just want to keep your weight, that’s okay but as I said it should not be less

twinax
2 years ago

What you’re writing is certainly pointing to an eating disorder! – It would be better to weigh you once a week, then you always know your current status.

twinax
2 years ago
Reply to  roseewein

If that’s enough, it’s OK!

zocker0796
2 years ago

Once you think about it, it’s not normal.
who “from when is an alcoholic” usually has a problem.

danitom
2 years ago

173 cm – 70 kg – normal weight

173 cm – 63 kg – Ideal weight

If you take a few grams, it’s not bad.

Keep eating healthy and much exercise, then everything is ok.