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Exercise Bulimia is something I will definitely never have. I know,

never say never, but it's just not im my jeans. (opps, I mean genes)

I see a few people at the gym, though, who take it to the extreme.

There's one stick thin woman (a friend) who runs a great deal of

miles, comes to the gym and does the treadmill plus a heavy weight

routine, then just after lunch takes her toddler in a jogging

stroller for a run, and after dinner walks the dog all around town.

No wonder she's so thin!!

That's way beyond my comprehension. Not in a despairingly way, but I

am more the dairy cow harnessed to the treadmill type!

Vicki A.

> Actually yes, but too much of a good thing can also be a bad thing.

There is

> a syndrome known as " exercise bulimia. " The term is pretty

> self-descriptive - exercise is taken to an extreme, and can wreak

about as

> much havoc with the body as overweight.

>

> Hmmmm... haven't heard about " cleaning bulimia " though, although I

know a

> few OCD neat-freaks. Always felt sorry for them; they are always

unhappy

> because nothing is ever clean enough for them.

>

> It's always something. I'll stick with what I have - the devil I

know...

>

>

> ---

> Start weight 365#

> Lap RnY, Distal - Dr. s

> Vanderbilt University Hospital

> Surgery date June 3, 2002

> Current weight 199.5#

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " c_raia " <c_raia@y...>

>

> > Has anyone been really successful in doing this, substituting

> > a " good " addictive behavior or compulsion for a bad one? Cleaning

> > instead of eating, exercising instead of shopping, that sort of

> > thing? Is it possible? Any tips for successfully doing it? It

> > would sure be useful!

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Vicki, Does she do anything else with her life? Like LIVE?

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excercise bulimia

Ho!

Exercise Bulimia is something I will definitely never have. I know,

never say never, but it's just not im my jeans. (opps, I mean genes)

I see a few people at the gym, though, who take it to the extreme.

There's one stick thin woman (a friend) who runs a great deal of

miles, comes to the gym and does the treadmill plus a heavy weight

routine, then just after lunch takes her toddler in a jogging

stroller for a run, and after dinner walks the dog all around town.

No wonder she's so thin!!

That's way beyond my comprehension. Not in a despairingly way, but I

am more the dairy cow harnessed to the treadmill type!

Vicki A.

> Actually yes, but too much of a good thing can also be a bad thing.

There is

> a syndrome known as " exercise bulimia. " The term is pretty

> self-descriptive - exercise is taken to an extreme, and can wreak

about as

> much havoc with the body as overweight.

>

> Hmmmm... haven't heard about " cleaning bulimia " though, although I

know a

> few OCD neat-freaks. Always felt sorry for them; they are always

unhappy

> because nothing is ever clean enough for them.

>

> It's always something. I'll stick with what I have - the devil I

know...

>

>

> ---

> Start weight 365#

> Lap RnY, Distal - Dr. s

> Vanderbilt University Hospital

> Surgery date June 3, 2002

> Current weight 199.5#

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: " c_raia " <c_raia@y...>

>

> > Has anyone been really successful in doing this, substituting

> > a " good " addictive behavior or compulsion for a bad one? Cleaning

> > instead of eating, exercising instead of shopping, that sort of

> > thing? Is it possible? Any tips for successfully doing it? It

> > would sure be useful!

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