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I am so grateful that you were so patient with me. That is why I trusted you and went to treatment for compulsive overeating. Thank you so much.

Terri, Newark, New Jersey

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Melanie, Cleveland, Ohio

My daughter had tried so many weight loss clinics, I was so relieved when you explained compulsive overeating to me and found her treatment. My heart felt thanks.

A loving father, Atlanta, Georgia

Just wanted to tell Donna she was right, I needed treatment and believe it or not I went and have been in recovery and even lost 42 pounds and have kept it off. I feel so good about myself. It is a true miracle.

Katherine, Boston, Massachusetts


Compulsive Eating is an Uncontrollable Addiction to Food

Compulsive eating is an addiction to food and food related behaviors and is characterized by uncontrollable eating. It is not uncommon for someone suffering from compulsive eating to consume upwards of 3,500 calories in one binge.
compulsive eating generally takes place several times a week for a period no less than four months. In almost every case, compulsive eating is followed by feelings of shame, guilt, anger or humiliation. The only coping mechanism many of these people have developed to cope with these feeling is to compulsively eat again, making this a vicious cycle of addiction.

It is important to note that not every person who is overweight involves themselves in compulsive eating. There are medical and psychiatric reasons behind weight gain so don’t be too quick to pass judgment. For information sake, the great difference between compulsive eating and bulimia is that compulsive eating does not involve purging. To find treatment for compulsive eating call our confidential helpline at 1-800-910-0684.

Signs of compulsive eating

If you are concerned that you or a loved one suffers from compulsive eating here are some signs of compulsive eating;

• eating uncontrollably
• seemingly on a diet all the time
• hiding of food
• preoccupied with when their next meal will be
• preoccupied with their body
• suffers from irritability, depression
• use of diet pills or other weight loss drugs

Physical Signs of compulsive eating

• High blood pressure
• fatigue
• nausea
• weight gain
• joint pain
• high cholesterol

Treatment for compulsive eating can be found by calling our helpline at 1-800-910-0684 any time day or night.

If you have determined that you are being effected by compulsive eating, have tried to get your food consumption under control but can’t, this does not mean that you are a failure.

It just shows you that you require more structure than a weight loss clinic or outpatient therapist can provide. Residential treatment for compulsive eating not only will provide you with 24 hour support around your food cravings, but will provide you state of the art treatment from a medical, emotional and spiritual perspective. You don’t have to suffer any longer. Call us and let us help you find treatment for compulsive eating that will be custom tailored for you. Call 1-800-910-0684