• Anorexia nervosa may be a serious mental condition and also a life threatening disorder
• A lack or loss of appetite for food
• It is an disturbance characterized by a fanatical desire to slim by refusing to eat.
• Anorexia Nervosa may be a serious, potentially life-threatening disorder characterized by self-starvation and excessive weight loss.
• Anorexia nervosa often appears during a person’s teenage years or early adulthood, but it can sometimes begin within the preteen years or later in life.
• Anorexia nervosa is different than anorexia. Anorexia means a loss of appetite or the shortcoming to eat, and it will be a symbol of varied diseases.

The reasons behind the event of Anorexia will differ from person to person; known causes include:

• Combination of environmental
• Genetic predisposition
• Social and cultural factors

There are an equal number of males and females laid low with this illness.

• Refusal to keep up a healthy weight
• An intense fear of gaining weight
• A distorted body image

SYMPTOMS:

• Sever loss of muscle mass
• Fatigue
• Exhaustion
• Dry skin
• Swollen hands and feet
• Hair loss
• Loss of menstruation
• Infertility
• Insomnia
• Brittle nails
• Constipation
• Increased facial hair
• Bad breath
• Tooth decay
• Loss of bone density
• Low force per unit area
• Increased facial hair

CAUSES:

• Past criticism about their eating habits, weight, or body shape
• A history of teasing or bullying, especially about weight or body shape
• A sense of pressure from society or their profession to be slim
• Low self-esteem
• Anxiety
• Having a personality that tends toward obsession or perfectionism
• Sexual abuse
• A history of dieting
• Pressure to suit in with cultural norms that aren’t their own
• Historical trauma, like racism

NATURAL CURE:

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) may be a psychotherapy for treating eating disorders. In CBT, an individual is taught to spot their thought patterns, learn awareness, and alter their thinking and subsequently their behavior.
• Psychotherapy is that the foundation of disorder treatment the sort an individual chooses will vary supported the severity of their condition; their personal culture, background, and preferences; their age; and more. In most cases a mixture of therapies are going to be the foremost effective treatment.
• Nutritional Therapy Nutritional counseling by a registered dietitian (RD) may be a core aspect of disorder treatment Eating disorders carry the best morbidity of all mental illnesses thanks to the physical impacts on the body, including constipation, significant weight gain or loss, loss of menstrual period, cardiovascular problems, weakened bones, and more
• Occupational Therapy physical therapy (OT) is increasingly becoming part of upset treatment in both residential and inpatient settings. Occupational therapists approach health and rehabilitation through the lens of a personality’s meaningful activities and routines.
• Occupational therapy can help someone relearn to interact in self-care, eating alone or with others, meal preparation, grocery shopping, leisure, and more.
• Physical Therapy therapy (PT) has an emerging role in disorder treatment. someone might see a healer in an exceedingly residential treatment program or an outpatient clinic to figure on rebuilding muscle mass and body awareness.

PREVENTIONS:

• There are some ways adults can help children and youths form a healthy view of themselves and learn to approach food and exercise with a positive attitude. Doing this might prevent some children and teenagers from having this disorder.
• Encourage a healthy view of self et al. Teach children to require excellent care of their bodies. Avoid making comments that link being thin to being popular or beautiful.
• Have a healthy approach to food and exercise. Avoid punishing or rewarding your children with food. Be an honest model for healthy eating and exercising.

TREATMENT:

• The biggest challenge in treating anorexia helps the person recognize that he or she has an illness the majority with anorexia deny that they need an upset. People often enter treatment only if their condition is serious.
• Goals of treatment are to revive normal weight and eating habits. A weight gain of 1 to three pounds per week is taken into account a secure goal.
• Different programs are designed to treat anorexia. Sometimes the person can gain weight by: Increasing group action
• Reducing the number of physical activity
• Using schedules for eating
• Many patients start with a brief hospital stay and follow-up with on a daily basis treatment program.

CAC MEDICATIONS:

• Active Plus Tablet: CAC active plus Tabletis a pure herbo-mineral formulation prepared from best quality of herbs. This tablet is best for person mental and physical health, also helps to boost up the immunity. The herbal ingredients present in these tablets are used to maintain person’s health and refreshes the mind and body.

           Recommended Dosage – Take 1 sachet twice a day with normal water.

 

• Brain Relaxant Churna: This churna is pure Ayurvedic which helps to rejuvenate the brain cells, improves memory, give strength to the body, & increases the concentration by calming down the brain.

          Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablespoon of this churna twice daily.

 

• Trikatu Tablet: Trikatu Tablet is a hebo-mineral tablet of 650 MG and is purely Ayurvedic formulation. CAC Trikatu Tablet helps to eliminate excess Kapha or mucous from the body, supports respiratory system, manages weight, helps to take out impurities or ama from the body, supports healthy detoxification, reduces swelling.

         Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice a day with normal water.

 

• Liver Care Tablet: Liver Care Tablet is a herbo-mineral tablet of size 650 MG and is a purely ayurvedic formulation. CAC Liver Care tablets help in balancing Pitta dosha. These tablets stimulate the growth of new liver cells, promote functions of liver, and improve blood flow from the liver. It helps in the treatment of fatty liver, Liver cirrhosis, Hepatitis, hepatomegaly, and obstructive Jaundice

         Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice a day with normal water.

 

• Liver care Syrup: Liver Care syrup helps in balancing Pitta dosha. This Syrup enhances regeneration of liver cells, promote functions of liver, and improve blood flow from the liver. It helps in the treatment of fatty liver, liver cirrhosis, Hepatitis, hepatomegaly, and obstructive Jaundice.

         Recommended Dosage: Take 2 teaspoonfuls twice daily.