Five Common Eating Disorders Myths
Learn about the five most common eating disorder myths and the truths you should know about eating disorders, including warning signs.
July 26, 2017
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Learn about the five most common eating disorder myths and the truths you should know about eating disorders, including warning signs.
About 10 million men struggle with an eating disorder in the US, but many do not seek help. Contact us if you or someone you love needs help.
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