International Journal of Eating Disorders · 1995 · 12 citations · 7 references
NutritionBariatric SurgeryWeight ManagementCaloric RestrictionBulimia NervosaObesityBody CompositionWeight RestorationEating DisordersWeight GainAppetite ControlHealth SciencesClinical NutritionObesity ManagementEpidemiologyDietary TherapyRestrictor AnorecticsMedicineBulimic Anorectics
After admission for weight restoration, restrictor anorectics (n = 17) gained significantly less weight than bulimic anorectics (n = 17) in a 30-day period. However, these groups had similar caloric intake. Severity of illness was found to be a predictor of rate of weight gain for restrictor anorectics, but not for bulimic anorectics.
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Caloric requirements for weight gain in anorexia nervosa
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