The Importance of Psychotherapy and Medication in the Treatment of Buli

The Importance of Psychotherapy and Medication in the Treatment of Bulimia NervosaThis researched argumentation is on the disorder of bulimia nervosa. The reason behind my writing approximately the topic of bulimia is because my sister suffers from it and I want to know how to suspensor her. I alike would like to be able to share the breeding I obtained while doing my research. I want to argue the importance of having two psychotherapy and medication in the treatment for the mess afflicted with this sober health disorder. Society needs to be altered by the media and improve about the disorders of bulimia and other disorders that are associated with eating problems. Hopefully my establish will inform you about the health dangers and complications caused by bulimia. I also want to readers of my essay to be able to gain a thick(p) understanding for how bulimic individuals are victims and how they are suffering with this disorder. Maybe, if more multitude are informed about b ulimia nervosa, then the number of people suffering from this ailment will lessen.In recent years, an awareness of the veto impact of the media icons on society is extremely apparent in todays youth. infinite numbers of individuals, the majority being women, try to obtain the desirel form images waded everywhere. However, this idealized image is not a realistic one. The terms Barbie boo syndrome, yo-yo dieting, bulimia, and anorexia are commonly talked about. Unfortunately, the words are the labels for virtually serious disorders that have dangerous feigns and sometimes lead to the death of numerous individuals. People in todays society have idea that bulimia, or any other eating disorder, will not affect them. These people are totally wrong to think in much(prenominal) a m... ...e body they want, but then after that moment they peck not control their weight and keep on losing more weight. Pictures of half-dead, besides skinny people should be shown to society for every one to be able to view first hand what the end product of bulimia looks like. That the goal of the bulimic is to be thin and attractive, but the reality is that they become ugly and unwell looking. Is this the life anyone really wants to live?Works Cited 1. Fairburn CG, Overcoming binge eating, New York Guilford, 1995. 2. The external Journal of Eating Disorders, May 1995 v17 n4 p323(7). 3.the international journal of eating disorders, July 1997 v22 n1 p1(13). 4. fashion Research and Therapy, March 1996 v34 n3 p197(16), Author G. Tarence Wilson.5. Patient care, November 15, 1995 v29 n18 p101(3). 6. The Addiction Letter, May 1995 v 11 n5 p7(1).