According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an eating disorder is defined as several psychological disorders characterized by serious disturbances in eating behavior. Anorexia nervosa is a type of eating disorder. This is when some people consume little food, leading to low weight. Bulimia nervosa is a condition that causes people to overeat and then take steps to avoid gaining weight. Most commonly, vomiting Binge eating disorder involves eating large amounts of food, which results from feeling out of control during binge eating disorder and then feeling ashamed, distressed, or guilty by the sequel. Purging disorder is weight or shape control in the absence of binge eating disorder. Episodes that occur in people of normal or near-normal weight. The eating disorder night eating syndrome is characterized by a circadian delay in food intake. There are many signs that can help detect an eating disorder. “People with anorexia nervosa have an extreme fear of gaining weight. They often diet and exercise relentlessly, sometimes to the point of starvation. About a third to half of anorexics also binge and purge by vomiting or abusing laxatives. People with anorexics have a distorted body image, thinking they are overweight when in reality they are underweight. They may count calories obsessively and only allow themselves small portions of certain specific foods. (webmd.com) Eating disorders are caused by depression that can be triggered by the image a person has in their mind of what they think they should look like. The media has had a huge impact on people's body image. The media promotes models who appear too tall and thin and are a size zero. This is what they define as beautiful. Many girls look at the models and feel depressed, taking medication, going to a therapist or counselor and talking about their disorder and how to overcome it. In order to overcome it, we need to better understand how to target this disorder. Each case is different because it could be a developed behavior or a genetic factor. Others must be admitted to hospital and driven around to ensure they eat exactly the amount needed to survive. In conclusion, people all have medical problems, some worse than others. Patients who suffer from disorders should seek treatment no matter what others say about them, because people will talk bad no matter what. If the patient does not seek treatment, people will say that they do not care about themselves, and if they seek treatment, they will talk about the patient's bad life. Others talking about it shouldn't stop the person from talking about self-care..