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1) The document discusses an NGO called "Eat Well and Stay Healthy" that aims to promote healthy diets and educate about eating disorders through various programs and counseling services. 2) They conduct surveys to understand public perspectives on diets and eating disorders and use the findings to guide their educational outreach efforts focused on teenagers and young people. 3) The NGO operates on donations and recruits new members through their website and by promoting their activities at schools, institutions, and hospitals.
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Eating disorders are defined as eating habits that are harmful to an individual's health and involve issues with food and weight. The three most common types are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder. Anorexia is characterized by self-starvation and fear of weight gain. Bulimia involves cycles of binge eating followed by purging. Binge eating disorder involves periods of uncontrolled eating beyond fullness. All eating disorders can have serious medical and psychological effects if left untreated.
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Eating disorders are defined as eating habits that are harmful to an individual's health and involve issues with food and weight. The three most common types are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder, each characterized by distinct patterns of restrictive eating, binging and purging behaviors, and fear of gaining weight. Left untreated, eating disorders can have serious medical complications. Seeking help from resources like university counseling services, support groups, and healthcare providers is encouraged for those struggling with an eating disorder or supporting a loved one.
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Eating disorders are defined as eating habits that are harmful to an individual's health and involve issues with food and weight. The three most common types are anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder, each characterized by distinct patterns of restrictive eating, binging and purging behaviors, and fear of weight gain. Left untreated, eating disorders can have serious medical complications. Seeking help from resources like university counseling services, support groups, and medical professionals is encouraged for those struggling with an eating disorder or who want to help someone dealing with one.
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- 1. Best Way to Have a Healthy Diet Saku and Erika
- 2. EWASH -Eat Well and Stay Healthy-
- 3. Survey • We conducted two surveys 1. About diet 2. About eating disorder • 168 people joined our surveys
- 4. Survey about Diet Very satisfied satisfied so-so dissatisfied very dissatisfied • Are you satisfied with your body proportion?
- 5. Are you on a diet now? Yes No 34% 66%
- 6. What do you refer to the way to diet? Magazine Newspaper Blogs Internet SNS Others TV commercial Family or Friends
- 7. What is your understanding of the word “diet” ? restrict diet esthetic lose weight by fair means or foul the correct way of having a meal diet foods develop muscles
- 8. Survey about eating disorder • Do you have knowledge about eating disorder? know well know a little don’t know so much don’t know 8% 51% 29% 12%
- 9. What kinds of eating disorder do you know? anorexia bulimia not otherwise specified (like Binge eating disorder) None
- 10. Does anybody around you have a eating disorder? Yes No 11% 89%
- 11. Introduction of Our NGO -Eat Well and Stay Healthy-
- 12. Issues that We Deal With • Healthy ways and methods of diets • Eating disorder
- 13. Our Mission • Spread of incorrect unhealthy diet • Tell what “diet” really means • How people on media influence our understanding of standard proportion • Give knowledge of eating disorder and its prevention • Mental care and treatment for eating disorder
- 14. Our Goals • An opportunity to improve the way of diet • Tell “diet” is not just about losing weight • Get rid of tenacity of being super skinny • Improvement of health for all dieters and eating disorder • Knowledge of eating disorder and depression by diet for helping self and friends and family • No stress for dieting any more
- 15. Concrete Ways that We Try to Achieve Our Goals • Dietary education for teenagers • Meeting for dieters • Eating disorder meeting • Counseling for dieters and eating disorder
- 16. How We are Different from Others • Make the issue not too medical • Let people feel the issue more familiar & close • Teenagers and young people are welcomed • Psychological counselors for depression caused by diet • Doctors for worthwhile dieting seminar • We aren’t strained!
- 17. Who We Network with? • Schools • Institutions where many people suffer from eating disorders and mental depression by diets • Hospitals
- 18. How We Keep It Running • By donation - Our members go out and appeal to the public for cooperation - Donation boxes at the schools, institutions and hospitals we cooperate with
- 19. How We Recruit New Members We usually recruit new members at our website We also offer new members at our visits to schools, institutions and hospitals
- 20. How We make the Media Interested in Our Activities • Send our promotion video for advertisement • We hold events frequently • Come join and participate in our events
- 21. Why We are Interesting? • You can consult distress with members • You can help your friends or family members with knowledge gained from us Young to old, females and males… ALL WELCOMED!
- 22. Thank you for listening!