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10 EDS refers to subsyndromal forms of eating disorders where people have distressing and conflicting thoughts about body shape and eating habits and is characterized by strict dieting, and bingeing in a few cases. It does not accompany significant weight loss or behaviors such as resorting to severe measures of weight loss such as diet pills, starvation, purging, or vomiting.
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