Nutritional aspect the nervous anorexia
Abstract
The nervous anorexia is an upheaval of the alimentary behavior characterized by a dietary restriction auto-imposed resulting in one accented loss of weight, bringing drastic consequences for the organism, as much for the physiological alterations as psychological, produced for the malnutrition. The treatment of the illness includes pharmacon, neuropsychological and nutritional therapy, being last an integrated process, in which the nutritionist and the team work together to promote modifications in the behaviors related to the weight and the feeding.
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