Maria Simon's experience with binge eating disorder (BED) began in her teenage years, influenced by family stress and her changing body image. Despite initially concealing her struggles until adulthood, she found that emotional turmoil triggered compulsive eating, which significantly affected her life choices. BED, recognized by the American Psychiatric Association in 2013, is believed to affect 2-3% of the Spanish population. Treatment is typically multidisciplinary, involving nutritionists, psychotherapy, and, when necessary, medication. Simon reflects on her ongoing journey toward self-love and improved management of her disorder.
María Simon's journey with binge eating disorder began at age 15, leading to emotional distress and compulsive eating, influenced by family struggles and her body image.
Binge Eating Disorder (BED) affects around 2-3% of the Spanish population, recognized since 2013 in psychiatric manuals, with varied global prevalence between genders.
Treatment for BED is multidisciplinary, requiring collaboration among nutritionists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, and endocrinologists to effectively address the condition.
María expresses a progression in self-acceptance, saying she struggles differently now than before, highlighting her continuous journey toward better self-love.
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