1. What are two of the main contributing factors to eating disorders in women? Explain. 2. What is Anorexia? What is one health consequence of this eating disorder? How does the eating disorder increase the risk for this health condition?
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1. What are two of the main contributing factors to eating disorders in women? Explain.
2. What is Anorexia? What is one health consequence of this eating disorder? How does the eating disorder increase the risk for this health condition?
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