Information on refeeding syndrome and info on symptoms here and here.
Remission Accomplished – What Does it Signify?
Ortherexia Nervosa Explained and Defined (think that you are pursuing a pure, natural, and healthy existence? think again – you probably have ortherexia and are damaging rather than optimising your health)
What If Everything the Media Told You About Bulimia Was Wrong? (article about bulimia being a restrictive eating disorder and having its roots in restriction)
BED (and Why You Don’t Have It) (lots of us self-diagnose – and some even get professionally diagnosed (!!!!) – with BED when we are in the initial stages of recovery, or, if we haven’t chosen to recover, reactively eat. This post explains why you do not have BED)
You Don’t Have BED (another article talking about REDs and BED)
Food, Family, and Fear (let’s take a look at why all food is good food – this is probably a good one for parents and friends to read too)
Part 1: Binge Eating Disorder and Conflict of Interest
Recovering from Anorexia: How and Why Not to Stop Halfway
Hard News About Exercise and Recovery
Why not to include alcohol calories within the calorie count of your minimums
Studies about the “recovery belly”, visceral fat, and weight redistribution
The Anorexic Brain (neuroimaging improves understand of eating disorder)
I Had to Wait 8 Months for Treatment (me, on the TV – you can see the full interview here)
I thought I was Recovering, But I Wasn’t – InMySkinnyGenes talks about how anorexia turned into orthorexia in recovery.
History of the BMI Scale and Why We Still Use It
Awesome Mental Health Resources For When You Can’t Afford A Therapist
Recovery Survival Kit by FYourED
Stress Can Be a Cause of Weight Gain (and can be protective)
Compulsive Eating and Dietary Restraint (compulsive eating: a normal, biological response to restriction)
Diet Culture is Bad For Our Health
No, You Probably Don’t Have PCOS
Finding a Counsellor in the UK
Dealing with Food/Fat Shaming Friends or Family
Managing the Relapse Danger Zones of Eating Disorders
