Sentence examples for eating followed from inspiring English sources

Bulimia -- binge eating followed by purging through vomiting or laxatives -- didn't suit her, however, so after a little while she moved onto anorexia.

Bulimia, a nervous disorder characterized by compulsive eating followed by vomiting and purging, can cause severe dehydration and even a ruptured stomach, and it can prove fatal.

Cases of binge eating followed by purging can be found in historical records, but bulimia nervosa was not officially recognized as a psychiatric disorder until 1980.

The other is bulimia nervosa, which is characterized by binge eating followed by compensatory behaviour such as self-induced vomiting, fasting, or excessive exercise.

Although some people with anorexia nervosa also engage in binge eating followed by purging, in bulimia nervosa body weight generally remains near or above normal.

An estimated 11 million Americans, mostly young women, suffer from eating disorders, the most serious being anorexia nervosa, in which people starve themselves, and bulimia nervosa, in which they engage in binge eating followed by purging.

Does your eating follow a sine wave of cakes to lettuce and back again?

Even more exciting is the rock'n'roll-isation of eating: follow food swarm artists such as London's @Tweat_up (tagline: "So far no deaths or arrests") and street food maven @theribman on Twitter, and have a blast at these mini-food festivals with restaurant quality food at street market prices.

It seemed only natural that when shoppers came, places to eat followed.

Only at the end do they lapse into a lassitude so great that they cannot eat, followed by coma and death.

A brief period when most people seemed to have enough to eat followed, only to give way to the crippling food shortages of the nineteen-seventies and the rations introduced in the late eighties.