Illnesses and conditions caused by factors in the environment are collectively called environmental diseases. Pesticides, chemicals, radiation, air pollution, and water pollution, are some of the manmade hazards that are believed to contribute to human illnesses.
Frequently consuming unusually large amounts of food in one sitting and feeling that eating behavior is out of control.
B. Binge eating
After a meal but check your rate before a meal.
Answer:
1. sudden and extreme weight loss or gain
2. amenorrhea
3. scabs or redness on knuckles
4. skipping meals
5. body dysmorphia
6. obsession with working out
Explanation:
1. bingeing can cause weight gain, and anorexia weight loss
2. not getting proper nutrients or over working out can cause amenorrhea
3. knuckles may rub against teeth during purging, causing minor injury
4. ppl with eating disorders often skip meals to cut out the calories and lose weight
5. they feel as if their body is never good enough
6. working out more than needed to burn calories
