The relationship of adult eating disorders with depression anxiety and stress

Eating disorders are among the disease groups with sociocultural, biological and psychological dimensions, which are recurrent and whose prevalence is increasing worldwide. This issue is closely related to many fields, since the society affects people of all ages and all groups, and the extent of this effect is gradually increasing. Since the treatment includes complex and difficult processes that can take a long time, prevention and prevention studies that will be carried out in a way that will provide information and education to large masses about these diseases are also very important. Eating disorders can also occur as a result of emotions, thoughts and behaviors that are impaired by the effects of depression, anxiety and stress symptoms. These diseases are characterized by intensely disorganized thoughts and behaviors regarding food, body, and weight. Individuals with eating disorders have difficulty coping with food-related behaviors. The types of people who restrict their eating status or who can consume large amounts of food even though they are not physically hungry are among the most common types of disorders. As a result, with the correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment plans in these vital diseases, progress can occur in the healing process.