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Therefore, teenage girls and young women have the highest risk factor for developing eating disorders based on age. Individuals who have previously shown weight concerns and a preoccupation with weight, have a history of dieting, and display a negative body image all show risk factors for developing eating disorders.
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ESFJ. Those who are extroverted, sensing, feeling, and judging are often identified as one of the kindest types by experts. "ESFJs have extroverted...
Read More »There are still many unanswered questions about eating disorders. Previous studies have shown that there are a number of risk factors that have been linked as possible causes of eating disorders. Eating disorder risk factors are characteristics that are more common in individuals suffering from eating disorders than among the general population. The presence of any of these eating disorder risk factors does not necessarily predict that an individual will develop an eating disorder. However, the more of these eating disorder risk factors that are present, the more likely it is than an individual will develop an eating disorder. If you or a loved one is suffering from an eating disorder, contact McCallum Place to learn about eating disorder treatment programs in St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Read More »"The water and the plastic create a magnifying effect and could essentially set upholstery on fire or a piece of plastic on fire," he said. Symonds said the danger of fire with plastic and upholstery is more pronounced in certain conditions.
When temperatures rise, first responders want to warn people about leaving plastic water bottles in their cars. The water bottles pose a fire hazard when left in direct sunlight in a vehicle, Manlius, New York, firefighter Jay Symonds told WSTM-TV. "It would need to be a full water bottle that is filled to the top of the water," Symonds said. "The water and the plastic create a magnifying effect and could essentially set upholstery on fire or a piece of plastic on fire," he said. Symonds said the danger of fire with plastic and upholstery is more pronounced in certain conditions. “The ignition temperatures of those items are about 400 degrees, so it would take some time to achieve that, and you need low humidity, dry heat, but it is possible that it would start a fire,” Symonds said. Experts say it’s better to keep bottled water in a car inside a cooler or the trunk. Another concern about heating up plastic water bottles in hot places, such as cars, is the possibility of chemical interactions between the plastic and the water. Bottle-makers contend there is no danger of this happening, but several studies over the years have shown certain chemicals in some plastic bottles can leach into liquids under extremely hot conditions.
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