Roberto Olivardia

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And so that's
something that just from a eating, healthy eating perspective, the parents can be aware of.
So in terms of where we see we start to see at a clinical levels is usually it's usually around puberty.
Um and that would be the same for girls as well.
That typically the boys that I see um that are at the beginning stages are like ten, eleven.
I have worked with younger though.
I mean, sometimes you do see eight, nine year olds.
Um, but um I would say the majority it starts
and around adolescence then and if you think at that time, you know, all of us can relate to how
weird that period is.
Your body's changing and all these ways you have absolutely no control over.
And for boys in particular, because their body is getting ready for a growth spurt, it's very common for boys to gain a certain amount of weight, even boys that never really had weight on them to kind of be a little chubby right before their body is going to elongate into a growth spurt.
And that
That can really freak out some
of these boys because they're like, Oh my gosh, I'm gaining all this weight.
I need to really do something about this and and then there starts this kind of pattern.
However, when I talk with parents
Many of them can look back even before then and see um, you know, these traits around what so if it's somebody that's that's more falls into anorexia, more restrictive eating, they will often say that even as a child, they noticed um their their child being very picky, selective, having oftentimes you'll also see obsessive compulsive disorder amongst people with anorexia or more restrictive eating.
Um they had to separate their food, their food couldn't touch, that there was a lot of rules around food and eating.
They were not adventurous with eating.
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