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[edit] Drunkorexia. a Dangerous Eating Disorder

19 November 2008, by cindy Drunkorexia is a new slang term to describe this practice of restricting food and indulging in alcohol. Alcohol contains calories, the thinking goes, and too many calories lead to weight gain. The new and dangerous question young people ...

[edit] Drunkorexia is a Dangerous Eating Disorder

19 November 2008, by cindy Drunkorexia

“I probably drank a six-pack of beer, a bottle of wine or anywhere in between in a

[edit] Drunkorexia: New trend among college women - KPNX-12

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[edit] Drunkorexia

16 November 2008, by AKG Disordered eating + Drinking Issues = 'Drunkorexia'. Medical studies have shown that the female body doesn't process alcohol in the same way as the male body. Women are more likely to become dependent on alcohol and to suffer from ...

[edit] Drunkorexia or Drunk-arexia - what is it and who get is?

15 November 2008, by unknown Drunkorexia (also spelt drunk-arexia) is slang for cutting calories so you can still have fun and party without putting on weight. It's very common amongst college students - and it's a dangerous.

[edit] Health Matters: College Students are Cutting Calories for Happy Hour - WCTV

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[edit] When Did Dieting Begin? - Diet Blog

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[edit] Experts: 'Drunkorexia' doesn't work, can be fatal - The Exponent

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[edit] MyFox Twin Cities | 'Drunkorexia' a Problem Among College Women

6 November 2008, by unknown The behavior isn't necessarily new, nor is the actual terminology, but perhaps the recent uptick in media coverage might be a sign that drunkorexia has officially become cause for concern.

[edit] 'Drunkorexia' A Problem Among College Women - MyFox Nepa

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[edit] MyFox Twin Cities | 'Drunkorexia' a Problem Among College Women

4 November 2008, by unknown The health of some young college women is at risk, as they get drunk and stay thin. Watch the video for details about a disorder being called.

[edit] Drunkorexia - a Dangerous Diet | AstroNutrition

2 November 2008, by AstroNutrition There is now a new health scare emerging and it&undefined;s call “drunkorexia”. Although not a textbook medical term, drunkorexia refers to those who replace meals with alcohol. This phenomenon is not new, but has been growing in ...

[edit] COULEE CONSUMER: Tips for parents worried about kids away at college - West Salem Coulee News

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[edit] US: College girls starve to get drunk quicker: 'Drunkorexia'

31 October 2008, by Link:http://www.ksdk.com/news/health/story.aspx?storyid=158948&catid=9By Kasey JoyceKSDK -- Growing numbers of college-age girls are starving themselves, not necessarily to lose weight, but to save calories for drinking alcohol and beer. Some experts believe 30 percent of college women have tried this trend, also known as "drunkorexia."One local college student, whom we'll refer to as "Laura," said she goes out a few times each week. On those days, she said, she will skip meals and cut calories

[edit] COED MagazineWhat is Drunkorexia? «

24 October 2008, by Mike - Montclair State U Drunkorexia (also known as “drunk-arexia”; take your pick) is the name of a media-approved epidemic that describes the daily behavior of every well-adjusted girl in college that doesn’t still shop at the Disney Store for XL sweatshirts ...

[edit] To Drink or Not to Drink?

9 October 2008, by Dubbed “An Apostle for Fitness” in her profile in the Wall Street Journal, Carole has been a featured guest on more than sixty radio and television shows, including NBC’s Today show, CBS’s Early Show, MSNBC’s Countdown, and CNN News. Carole has been featured in magazines such as American Fitness, Diet & Exercise Magazine, and Today’s Health & Wellness, as well as in newspapers such as the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Tampa Tribune, Sacramento Bee, Baltimore Sun and the Los Angeles Times. Ca

[edit] The vodka diet

2 October 2008, by macleans.ca A cadaverous Amy Winehouse has been called one. So too the bottle-clutching pre-rehab Lindsay Lohan.

[edit] Drunkorexia sounds pretty great | Blog of Hilarity

29 September 2008, by chris I didn't know this was possible. Apparently some girls are drinking alcohol like it was a protein shake in a new disease called Drunkorexia. The.

[edit] Reader's Questions; ALCOHOL?

24 September 2008, by jessica clark So can alcohol be part of a healthy and fit lifestyle?  Well, yes…and no.  It depends on what

[edit] brideorexia?

19 September 2008, by birdpress I came across this term recently.  It is used to describe a bride-to-be who becomes obsessed with l

[edit] Mulher Melancia e o celular

6 September 2008, by Natasha Ísis A inspiração pro post: http://ego.globo.com/Gente/Noticias/0,,MUL715255-9798,00-MULHER+MELANCIA+SE

[edit] LA FAMILIA CRECE

31 August 2008, by Anorexia, Bulimia, Bulimarexia, Ortorexia, Vigorexia… y así una larga lista de términos para clasificar y separar diferentes tipos de desórdenes alimentarios. Ahora, acabo de descubrir que dos nuevos nombres se han unido a la cola de esta, ya de por sí, larga lista, y cuales niños de patio de recreo, os los presento: 1. Ebriorexia (o Drunkorexia en inglés). Si a una persona que sufre Anorexia Nerviosa le sumamos adicción al alcohol, obtenemos una persona con Ebriorexia. En resumen, aquel qu

[edit] Before manorexia/brideorexia/pregorexia/tanorexia/drunkorexia/etc……there was….anorexia! (And it’s still there too, even to this day.)

19 August 2008, by While perusing Jezebel.com, I found a post on the rise of the “-rexics” and, after reading the comments, I scrolled back up to check out the articles linked to the post. The aptly titled “The rise of the ‘rexics‘: another illness that we made up earlier” by Laura Barton covers the rise of the “rexics” from the original, anorexia (or, anorexia nervosa) to manorexia, pregorexia, brideorexia, drunkorexia, and others. Her article addresses the spread of “rexia” or “rexy” in the media and how the t

[edit] The Growing Phenomenon of Pregorexia

14 August 2008, by The majority of us are well aware of the pressure to be perfectly slim and sculpted. Now the stress of looking svelte has reached pregnant women, some of whom have begun dieting and exercising excessively to be thin. To describe this latest phenomenon, the press has chosen “pregorexia,” — following ...

[edit] ”Rexic” with a cause: The newest “stage of life” -rexia that you’ve seen before but this time it’s different.

9 August 2008, by Just when I thought that all of the “rexias” out there had been “discovered” and exposed by caring tabloids, entertainment mags, and cable news shows, I learn that, no, they haven’t. It seem that almost every week, a concerned media outlet is reporting about a “new” rexia. My first thought is invariably, “what about the original -rexias?” (anorexia and bulimia) Why can’t we raise awareness of those instead or raising awareness of “new” ones? And to introduce a spicy news angle that would surely

[edit] Pregorexia: Pregnant AND Skinny

7 August 2008, by Yet another buzzword (file alongside Drunkorexia) has found its way into the papers. Women with pregorexia, as it has been dubbed, speak proudly of not looking pregnant when viewed from behind - while wearing 'normal' jeans into the second trimester has become something of a badge of honour. ...

[edit] Toilet Bowl Blues: At Least I’m Not Fat

7 August 2008, by I spent a significant portion of my teenage years hugging a toilet bowl with my finger jammed down my throat, feeling like my eyes were going to pop out of their sockets. Trust me, this ugly image is not something I can look back on without cringing. And I am not an aberration in the backwards world of adolescents. Approximately 90% of high school–aged girls think they are overweight, and more than 2/3 would rather be mean or stupid than fat. Even more horribly, more than 1/2 of American w

[edit] Toilet Bowl Blues: At Least I'm Not Fat

7 August 2008, by Harlequin I spent a significant portion of my teenage years hugging a toilet bowl with my finger jammed down m

[edit] Yet another “-orexia”

5 August 2008, by We’ve discussed before the phenomenon of adding “-orexia” to everything under the sun to create jazzy-sounding new “disorders” — manorexia, drunkorexia, humorexia.  (Okay, that last one is my own invention.) Now, there’s pregorexia.  According to Marijke at Womb Within, pregorexics exercise fiercely during pregnancy so they can shed the “baby weight” as quickly as possible. Personally, I worked out hard during my pregnancy, but only to keep my body in shape.  I gained an acceptable amount of

[edit] Drunkorexia ¿nuevo transtorno alimentario?

17 July 2008, by La drunkorexia es el nombre del nuevo transtorno alimentario que pasa cuando se mezcla altas dosis de alcohol con anorexia o bulimia. Este nuevo termino, acuñado por especialistas norteamericanos, es una combinación de restricción de alimentos o atracones seguidos de vómitos con abuso del alcohol. Especialistas explicaron que si una mujer vomitó antes de ir a una fiesta, su cuerpo ya se encuentra deshidratado en el momento de consumir alcohol. La pérdida de potasio, sales y la falta de oxigen

[edit] Taking my chances

17 July 2008, by I just got home from the most horrendous one hour commute. A commute that usually takes between 5 and 10 minutes. I know I should be at least a little sympathetic when there is an accident. But I’m not, mostly because I know someone was being a fucking dumbass. It only takes one monkey to ruin the party. I tried listening to that old Snow Patrol album, the one that made too tan sorority girls think they liked alt music. There is like 4 minutes of quality on that album. So then I put on some Cr

[edit] Are any Hoboken Women “Drunkorexics?”

16 June 2008, by 6/16/2008: Saw this interesting video about women who, in their quest to “be thin,” plus increasing pressure to be social butterflies, often trade good nutrition for cocktail hour. Do you know any Hoboken ladies that are “suffering” from this new “trendy affliction?” Are you one of them yourself? Trading meals for martinis It’s not an official eating disorder, but doctors say many young women under pressure to stay thin and be popular with friends are trading in healthy meals for alcohol. “

[edit] LA DRUNKOREXIA: quando l’alcol diventa l’unica fonte di calorie

13 June 2008, by LA DRUNKOREXIA: quando l’alcol diventa l’unica fonte di calorie Giugno 13, 2008 | By Dany In Salute, Società | Comments(0) Alcol e dieta non vanno d’accordo. E’ infatti risaputo che l’alcol è calorico. Chi soffre di disturbi alimentari controlla in maniera maniacale le calorie di ogni alimento ingurgitato. Succede però che chi non vuole rinunciare a bere decide di compensare tagliando gli alimenti: c’è chi fa a meno della barretta al cioccolato all’ora dello spuntino e chi addirittura so

[edit] An article on “gal-coholism” I think you’d like

9 June 2008, by Every now and then, I come across an article that’s really well-written and interesting.  This article is one of those. It’s a Philadelphia Daily News piece from early May, and it discusses what the author deems “gal-coholics” (or drunkorexia, if you prefer, a phenomenon we’ve talked about here before.)  I think you’ll enjoy it… let me know if it resonates with you! Tags: alcohol, drunkorexia, gal-coholics, gal-coholism, Unusual Eating Disorders Share This

[edit] 23 Top Posts at Alcohol Self-help News

1 June 2008, by fredjoiners A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved 11 Things I Learned from Noah Adult Children Of Alcoholics C

[edit] 23 Top Posts at Alcohol Self-help News

1 June 2008, by A Problem Shared is a Problem Halved 11 Things I Learned from Noah Adult Children Of Alcoholics Can Practice Being Normal Alcohol Characteristics and Effects Alcohol Quotes Alcoholic Family Roles Am I an Alcoholic? - Questionnaire. Australian Binge Drinking Culture Must End Causes & Consequences of Alcohol-Related Brain Damage Definition of Codependency Drunkorexia = Anorexia + Alcohol Abuse DT’s - the Delirium Tremens Effects of Gambling Addiction Ego Quotes with Narcissistic Tendenci

[edit] Angels v. Dodgers.....I lose.

20 May 2008, by Went to the Angels game on Saturday. Game started at 12:55 in the afternoon. The sun was out in full force. Drank some Tecate in the parking lot with my boyfriend. Entered the stadium then proceeded to buy a Margarita Yard (did I mention it was HOT). Drank some of N's Marg Yard, half of the Coor's he wanted me to buy then didn't want. Left the game, swung by his brother's to drop off goodies bought for his niece and nephew's, we split another Tecate, stopped by his Dad's drank half a Mojito Ice

[edit] Drunkorexia - Featured on BuzzFeed

16 May 2008, by sonofbluerobot Drunkorexia Culture Buzz The practice of replacing meals with booze. I

[edit] Drunkorexia: un nuevo mal | Revista OH! La La

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[edit] LA DRUNKOREXIA: quando l’alcol diventa l’unica fonte di calorie della giornata (un fenomeno emergente anche in Europa)

14 April 2008, by LA DRUNKOREXIA: quando l’alcol diventa l’unica fonte di calorie della giornata (un fenomeno emergente anche in Europa) Aprile 14, 2008 | By Dany In Comunicati Stampa, Psicologia, Salute, società | Comments(0) Alcol e dieta non vanno d’accordo. E’ infatti risaputo che l’alcol è calorico. Chi soffre di disturbi alimentari controlla in maniera maniacale le calorie di ogni alimento ingurgitato. Succede però che chi non vuole rinunciare a bere decide di compensare tagliando gli alimenti: c’è

[edit] Um drink no inferno

11 April 2008, by Ana Já ouviu falar nas meninas que abusam das bebidas alcoólicas e privam-se de qualquer tipo de comid

[edit] Um drink no inferno

11 April 2008, by Um drink no inferno Abril 11, 2008 de Ana Maximiano Já ouviu falar nas meninas que abusam das bebidas alcoólicas e privam-se de qualquer tipo de comida? Conheça o assustador mundo das drunkoréxicas Manorexia. Ortorexia. Diabulimia. Transtorno da compulsão alimentar periódica. Todas as palavras acima são variações dos chamados transtornos alimentares da anorexia e bulimia, e têm pipocado em blogs, na televisão e em artigos de jornais. Agora, o mais novo termo a entrar para essa perigosa l

[edit] COME ONE COME ALL - DISORDERS FOR EVERYONE!!!

7 April 2008, by O T I could not write something on this GD blog after a months hiatus unless it was good.  This is.  I

[edit] On Language: portmanteau disease

26 March 2008, by Josh Kimball Off music, on language: Propagated in part by blogs like BuzzFeed (who has been something of a leade

[edit] Drunkorexia

22 March 2008, by curmudgeonchris I just read an article about women who will trade in food for alcohol as their caloric intake for t

[edit] Drunkorexia, Manorexia, Diabulimia: New Eating Disorders? on ...

19 March 2008, by unknown Read about drunkorexia, manorexia and diabulimia, subcategories of the well-known eating disorders anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa.

[edit] Growing Trends (Drunkorexia)

18 March 2008, by "Drunkorexia," that term co-opted by the NY Times that describes the condition of a combined eating disorder and binge drinking, is catching on overseas something fierce. Since the Times article ran...

[edit] Drunkorexia - the next thing to worry about!

18 March 2008, by In a worrying new trend experts are concerned that some young women are replacing food with alcohol.

[edit] 'Drunkorexia slimmers skip meals for alcohol'

18 March 2008, by Women are increasingly skipping meals in order to "spend" their daily calories on drink in a phenomenon known as "drunkorexia".

[edit] drunkorexia and fitness

12 March 2008, by fitfiend While alcohol is obviously not something that helps your fitness, it is often something that does go hand in hand with it.