Zakir Naik – Difference Between Fasting and Anorexia

			Next question. Somebody wants to know, how does fasting differ from anorexia?
		

			Anorexia by definition means loss of appetite.
		

			It's a particular word use full of appetite. And many times this happens in certain people.
		

			Those who dieting, it's common in young ladies.
		

			It is a sort of a disease, that those who died, they abstain from food, and then that becomes the
habit and they don't want anything. And sometimes they may go into anorexia nervosa, that
psychological disorder that they fear eating, thinking that if they eat, they will increase weight,
and that becomes a psychological disorder.
		

			So anorexia and timbered loss of appetite. And dieting is not preferred. Because most of the people
that that the moment they come off the diet, they either go into anorexia nervosa, that's a
psychological disorder, which I mentioned, which if you're eating anything, in case of it, and then
they lose weight, the health goes down, or they go into a binge of overeating or bulimic you know,
they eat excessive food. And there were several researches conducted on this, including in Michigan
in 1985. Were
		

			about 557 young ladies
		

			enrolled in the university, out of which 86% were dieting, only 2%
		

			of them, they have to eat excessively, but in six months time 19% added into the bulimic category,
they say eating more, because the moment you stop dieting, you tend to eat excessively and we can
move fat or you go vice versa on the other side, androids or nervosa where you don't eat at all, and
that damages your body