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Save My Daughter PART 1


An estimated 30 million Americans suffer from an eating disorder, and anorexia has the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. Family members of victims often suffer the consequences of the disease as well. Are there early warning signs to watch out for? What can you do if you suspect a loved one is anorexic or bulimic?


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  1. @EMILY683 yes. you need protein from meat, carbohydrates, REAL FOOD. please eat properly :(

  2. @jesshateshomework well you know most bulimics look healthy and that’s why no one will suspect that they do have an eating disorder.

  3. @EMILY683 NO lol your healthy just make sure u get all your proteins and all that good stuff

  4. @EMILY683 I’m also a vegetarian, but I don’t drink or eat anything that’s sugar free. It’s usually bad for you cause they add other chemicals instead of sugar to make it sweet.

  5. @DesertSerenade I’m impressed to see someone else who is at least mildly educated on this topic. Stereo types don’t only apply to race, you’re very well read and I’ve never even spoke to you! :)

  6. I went to school my whole life with these girls and it’s RIDICULOUS how their mother exploits them. I can’t stand her–she’s always been that way and obviously it doesn’t help.

  7. @poofyhamster You do not need meat . You can get protein from veggies. It’s just that meat is the easier way

  8. @EMILY683 u are not under weight

  9. “oh my god, my family is dying” lets all go to dr phil.

  10. Anorexia is about power. By withholding food, conquering hunger, a person feels they have control and power. They do focus on one little thing on their body, but that is not the major issue of the disorder.

  11. It is completely heart breaking. If it were my daughter I could not watch.

  12. @alittletroubled Faces look healthy even when the body can be extremely emaciated. One can never be “not skinny enough”

  13. @iraqidolphin especially when you purge, your face is swollen doesnt look boney.

  14. I have Anorexia and Bulimia.

    I can TOTALLY relate..

  15. What the fuck does Dr. Phil know? He’;s not even a psychiactric doctor!!! Ridiculous. Also, stating “common sense” is not going to conquer an eating disorder!

  16. smoke some ganja man!!
    Jah Bless

  17. oh seventy six i thought they said six yeah they did but the subtitles said seventy six

  18. @cheerr06 how can u have both when ur annorexic u dont eat….what would u be throwing up?

  19. @IloveCupcakesandTea
    First you’ll start throwing up stomach acid, then bile.

  20. @NeuroticDummy thats what i thought well….the stomich acid not the other stuff

  21. wish we had dr phil in britain, hes so cool!

  22. she’s gorgeous she doesn’t need this disease

  23. thanks for uploading! :)

  24. @IloveCupcakesandTea Anorexics have to eat also. And you can have anorexia and bulimia at the same time. It’s that they eat healthy stuff, not many calories and then also throw up. And people woth both EDs go though periods when they eat pretty much nothing and then the next period they binge a lot and then purge. Also it’s not only the behavior but also the way you think and see yourself. xx

  25. @poofyhamster Well you can get protein from vegetables. Meat is only one source. And there’s also plenty of carbohydrates on vegetables and fruits. People can be totally healthy and get all what they need from vegetables. The only exeptions are some B vitamins.


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