Many of us assume that eating disorders only affect Caucasian women
between 16 and 25, or that they're only an extreme form of dieting. But
at the major facilities treating anorexia, bulimia and other eating
disorders, a majority of clients are over 25, and a significant
percentage over 50. Only one in ten people suffering from these
conditions seeks treatment, and a shocking one in ten dies from it.
Jennifer Lombardi is an anorexia survivor who is now director of the Eating Recovery Center of California (formerly Summit Eating Disorders and Outreach Program). In this interview with Kate Raphael, she discusses the myths and facts about eating disorders and what you can do if you think someone you care about has one.
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For more information: National Eating Disorders Association
Also on this show: Penny Rosenwasser discusses Hope Into Practice: Jewish Women Choosing Justice Despite Our Fears
Listen to the full show, including a tribute folk music legend, Faith Petric
Jennifer Lombardi is an anorexia survivor who is now director of the Eating Recovery Center of California (formerly Summit Eating Disorders and Outreach Program). In this interview with Kate Raphael, she discusses the myths and facts about eating disorders and what you can do if you think someone you care about has one.
Listen now:
or Get Mp3
For more information: National Eating Disorders Association
Also on this show: Penny Rosenwasser discusses Hope Into Practice: Jewish Women Choosing Justice Despite Our Fears
Listen to the full show, including a tribute folk music legend, Faith Petric
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