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Do I Have an Eating Problem? |
One of the hardest steps to take when you have an eating disorder is to admit it to yourself. Generally speaking if thoughts about food are consuming a lot of your time, or you are unhappy around food and eating issues, then it is enough of an issue to do something about.
 Eating disorders are not uncommon in our community. Many people live with these disorders for long periods of time without treatment or a clinical diagnosis. Although the onset of an eating disorder is usually during adolescence, the reality is that these disorders affect all age groups, both genders and people from a range of backgrounds and different cultures.
Eating disorders vary in their severity. Although not all people may fall into a clinical definition of an eating disorder, people may still have problems with their eating and thought patterns, which cause them physical and psychological damage. Similarly, people may develop problems with their eating patterns that may later develop into an eating disorder.
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