Binge Eating Disorder can be recognised by a eating behaviour comprising of eating large quantities in small intervals without the sense of feeling hungry. In most cases the BED is characterised as a sense of accomplishment when it to comes to eating food. The eating disorder is common in females and eating to ones full should not be considered as a case of BED. In most of the cases BED is mostly treated by CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy) and few other strategies like following a proper diet

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What is binge eating disorder and how does it differ from overeating? The host of The Psych Central Show podcast explains in this short video. For more information, please visit Psych Central's Binge Eating page at https://psychcentral.com/disorders/eating-disorders/symptoms-of-binge-eating-disorder/ | PsychCentral.com | Facebook