Over Exercising and Under Eating

In this case study we discuss an individual who was struggling with eating disorder thoughts but her treatment was overlooked due to a “normal” BMI. Her pattern was to over exercise and under eat, resulting in a big impact to her metabolism and body composition.
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[@SammyWahl]

What a wonderful case presentation! Thank you!

[@rachelmckitterick]

This was so informative. I just have one issue with something you said though. When you said the ED voice gets smaller/less when you eat more, for me, that's definitely not true. Mine gets worse/louder the fatter I am. Even after 3+ months in hospital being refeed. I come out so much worse mentally because the voice is harsher and louder. But putting that aside, thank you so much for your amazing videos. They are so interesting.

[@thekahmclinic4082]

It definitely varies for everyone! What I meant by that statement is eventually it will go away, it is possible to live without that voice! :)

[@rachelmckitterick]

@@thekahmclinic4082 thank you!

[@wanwan-fd8xq]

how does her weight change with the new diet plan? gaining at first and then losing again when the metabolic rate increases? and how long would it take for the metabolic rate to go to normal?

[@claire...9511]

I’m keen to hear what happens too - I think her weight was very low for her height so one would think it stayed higher.