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1
Dictionary of Biological Psychology
hyperorexia. Rather antique term indicating over-eating; see BULIMIA NERVOSA
; EATING DISORDERS; HYPERPHAGIA. hyperosmia. Exceptional sensitive
olfactory ability; see OLFACTION; SMELL; STEREOCHEMICAL THEORY OF ...
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Psychology - Nutrition: Appetite, Diets, Drinking, Essential ...
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3
The Year Book of Neurology, Psychiatry, and Neurosurgery
Psychogenic Anorexia and Hyperorexia among Siblings. Kai Tolstrup" (Odense,
Denmark) studied two families in which the symptom constellation of hyperorexia
-anorexia appeared in the children. In family 1, an examination of two sisters ...
4
A Dictionary of Psychology
355 hypertonic hyperorexia n. Excessive appetite; another name for 'bulimia (1).
The term is usually restricted to cases in which it is not caused by a brain lesion.
Compare HYPERPHAGIA. [From Greek hyper over + orexis appetite + -ia ...
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The Encyclopedia of Obesity and Eating Disorders, Third Edition
Then in 1894, in Germany, O. Soltmann posited “nutritional neuroses” such as “
hyperorexia,” of which bulimia was taken to be a symptom. According to
Soltmann, hyperorexia, a syndrome, might be partly neurotic and partly biological
in origin, ...
Dana K. Cassell, David H. Gleaves,
2009
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Writing Size Zero: Figuring Anorexia in Contemporary World ...
We then find hyperorexia nervosa "characterized by a greedy, urging, and
compulsive desire for food; excessive food intake, at times preferably in the
evening or at night; increase of body weight; vomiting (possibly leading to normal
weight or ...
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Acta paediatrica scandinavica
As a working-hypothesis obesity was taken to be a direct consequence of a
pathologically increased appetite — here called hyperorexia. The primary object
was to search for the characteristic family frame as Beuch described it. If 'family ...
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Proceedings: of the 13th European Conference on Psychomatic ...
The hyperorexia outlined here has a place among the eating disturbances
between Anorexia and Obesity. All together show a compulsive much- eating
respectively a hyperphagia. This is a valid for a part of the obesity but also for
some ...
Günsel Koptagel-Ilal, Ömer Tuncer,
1981
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Excerpta Medica: Pediatrics
TOLSTRUP K. Child. Hosp., Odense; Odense med. Sch. Board Psychogenic
anorexia and hyperorexia among siblings Acta paediatr. (Uppsala) 1952, 41/4 (
360-372) Detailed analytical observations were made on the siblings of 2
families.
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The Military Surgeon: Journal of the Association of Military ...
HYPEROREXIA AND LOSS OF WEIGHT: A PSYCHOSOMATIC CAUSE;
REPORT OF A CASE By JOHN BRICE PLASS, M.D. THE PSYCHOTIC STATES:
CORRELATIONS OF BIOCHEMICAL AND HISTOLOGIC CHANGES IN. Brown.