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My son is 16- years old and he is suffering with eating disorder. He shows this activity at every place like school, home, party etc. He follows no timetable for eating. He has become more fatty and obese. I am in stress due to his action. So, give me valuable suggestion to eliminate this eating disorder.

Your son’s habit of eating disorder is a big deal and the activity of eating which he shows every place is due to it only. You need to do make some restriction on his eating and make time schedules for his eating and give him balance diet. Need to consult with some experience doctors for his problems it may be also taken place due to some hormones changes in his body at this age

Posted by: Rey

In my opinion your son needs treatment for this eating disorder problem. Take your son to the treatment center and admits him there. Center doctors are the experienced one they do all check-up and do treatments according his requirement and problems. Provide him balance diet with some time schedules.

Posted by: Tera

I suggest you that there are several troubled teen camps which offer the best treatment to remove the excess fat from the body of teens. Balanced diet and daily exercise can play a vital role to reducing fat from the body. Make him follow the diet chart that is planned by specialist dietitian.

Posted by: Kirsten

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