The Effects of Bulimia

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• Bulimia harms the entire body. People with
  bulimia also tend to be constipated from laxative
  abuse and improper nutrition. Bulimics typically
  eat high calorie, low nutritional value foods
  like breads or ice cream. As a result, they may
  be undernourished and have dry skin, hair, and
  nails. Bulimia causes mineral and vitamin
  deficiencies and can lead to chronic kidney
  problems, including kidney failure. Dehydration
  is also common in people with bulimia.
  Undernourishment and dehydration lower the body's
  electrolytes, causing an irregular heartbeat or
  heart problems. The effects can be serious. When
  potassium drops severely, it can cause the heart
  to stop, resulting in death.

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• Bulimia harms the entire body. People with
  bulimia also tend to be constipated from laxative
  abuse and improper nutrition. Bulimics typically
  eat high calorie, low nutritional value foods
  like breads or ice cream. As a result, they may
  be undernourished and have dry skin, hair, and
  nails. Bulimia causes mineral and vitamin
  deficiencies and can lead to chronic kidney
  problems, including kidney failure. Dehydration
  is also common in people with bulimia.
  Undernourishment and dehydration lower the body's
  electrolytes, causing an irregular heartbeat or
  heart problems. The effects can be serious. When
  potassium drops severely, it can cause the heart
  to stop, resulting in death.

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• Bulimia harms the entire body. People with
  bulimia also tend to be constipated from laxative
  abuse and improper nutrition. Bulimics typically
  eat high calorie, low nutritional value foods
  like breads or ice cream. As a result, they may
  be undernourished and have dry skin, hair, and
  nails. Bulimia causes mineral and vitamin
  deficiencies and can lead to chronic kidney
  problems, including kidney failure. Dehydration
  is also common in people with bulimia.
  Undernourishment and dehydration lower the body's
  electrolytes, causing an irregular heartbeat or
  heart problems. The effects can be serious. When
  potassium drops severely, it can cause the heart
  to stop, resulting in death.

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The Effects of Bulimia

• People with bulimia have an eating disorder that
  causes them to binge on food and then, usually,
  throw up the food during binge-and-purge cycles.
  Some people may exercise excessively or abuse
  diuretics or laxatives.
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• Although there is no known cause of bulimia,
  people who suffer from the disorder tend to be
  perfectionists who strive to make others happy,
  and they may also be stressed or depressed.
  Genetics and social messages also contribute to
  bulimia's development.
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• One of the most marked effects of bulimia is on
  the teeth and mouth. Frequent vomiting brings up
  stomach acid into the mouth, eroding teeth's
  enamel. Cavities and gum infections are common in
  people with bulimia. The stomach acid also
  irritates the esophagus, producing heartburn, and
  the salivary glands, making them swell.