Bibliography

1.Eguia, Roberto, and Alicia Bello. "The Signs of Anorexia." // At Issue: Anorexia //. Ed. Karen F. Balkin. : San Diego  Greenhaven Press, 2005. // Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center //. Gale. Springfield Township High School. 22 Feb. 2010 < []

//In this source I found information about how teachers should be properly informed about eating disorders. This information also informed me about how people lack low self-esteem, aggressive behavior, rage, crying jags, mood swings and withdrawal. This source is relevant to my thesis statement, to prevent eating disorders; schools must incorporate nutrition, self-esteem, and eating disorders lessons into their middle school level.//

2. Hoffman, Lee. "The ABCs of Eating Disorders." // Contemporary Issues Companion: Eating Disorders //. Ed. Myra H. Immell. : San Diego  Greenhaven Press, 1999. // Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center //. Gale. Springfield Township High School. 22 Feb. 2010 < [|http://find.galegroup.com/ovrc/infomark.do]

// In this source I found information about how eating disorders occur in young people during the time of puberty and includes serious damage to the body. It defines anorexia and bulimia the two eating disorders I’m mainly focusing on. This information told me that millions in the U.S. develop serious eating disorders each year. This source is helpful towards my topic because it shows how serious a eating disorder is and how people develop them. //

3. Cherry, Susan Spaeth. "Parents Can Help Prevent Eating Disorders." // Opposing Viewpoints: Eating Disorders //. Ed. Jennifer A. Hurley. : San Diego  Greenhaven Press, 2001. // Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center //. Gale. Springfield Township High School. 25 Feb. 2010 < [] //In this source I found information about how media plays big impact on eating disorders. This source assisted me to know one way how to prevent an eating disorder and how parents should be talking to their early teens with body changes. This source is significant because it tells me what impacts and preventions in eating disorders.//

4. Favor, Lesli J. __Food As Foe Nutrition and Eating Disorders__. New York: Benchmark Books, 2008.

//In this source I found information on anorexia and bulimia how they affect nutrition, wellness, and self-image. This information is scholarly because I checked this book out of our school library and Dr. Valeniza told me about this book.//

5. Friedman, Lauri S. __Eating Disorders__. Farmington Hills, MI: Thomas Gale, 2007.

//In this book I found information on media, how girls are at risk, and the psychological factors that cause eating disorders. This information is scholarly because I checked this book out of our school library, the publisher is Opposing Viewpoints, and Dr. Valeniza told me about this book.//

6. Parks, Peggy J. __Anorexia__. San Diego, CA: Reference Point Press, 2009.

//In this source I found information on anorexia. It tells me basically an overview of how serious is anorexia, what causes anorexia, what are the risk factors of anorexia, and can anorexia be cured. This is significant because it really focuses on my topic. This book is scholarly because I checked it out of our school library, the publisher is Reference Point Press, and Dr. Valeniza recommended this book.//

7. "Update: Eating Disorders." // Issues & Controversies On File: // n. pag. // Issues & Controversies //. Facts On File News Services, 21 Dec. 2007. Web. 2 Mar. 2010. <[]>. //In this source I found information about anorexia and bulimia eating disorders. In addition it tells me about social and cultural factors. This source should be helpful for an understanding the affect social and cultural factors can do to people that have this disease.//

8. "Eating Disorder Signs and Symptoms (sidebar)." // Issues & Controversies On File: // n. pag. // Issues & Controversies //. Facts On File News Services, 21 Dec. 2007. Web. 2 Mar. 2010. <[]>. //This source is very useful to know the signs and symptoms to eating disorders. This information should help me build and understanding on how to determine a person with an eating disorder. This source is scholarly because I founded it on the school website where Dr. Valeniza recommends.//

9. "Treatment Methods for Eating Disorders (sidebar)." // Issues & Controversies On File: // n. pag. // Issues & Controversies //. Facts On File News Services, 21 Dec. 2007. Web. 2 Mar. 2010. <[]>.

10. "Thin Fashion Models." // Issues & Controversies On File: // n. pag. // Issues & Controversies //. Facts On File News Services, 9 Mar. 2007. Web. 2 Mar. 2010. <[]>.

11. "Eating Disorders at a Glance (sidebar)." // Issues & Controversies On File: // n. pag. // Issues & Controversies //. Facts On File News Services, 14 Apr. 2000. Web. 2 Mar. 2010. <[]>. 12. "Eating Disorders." // Issues & Controversies On File: // n. pag. // Issues & Controversies //. Facts On File News Services, 14 Apr. 2000. Web. 2 Mar. 2010. <[]>.

13. Stern, Leonard. "Society's Unhealthy Obsession with Thinness." //Contemporary Issues Companion: Eating Disorders//. Ed. Shasta Gaughen. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2004. //Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center//. Gale. Springfield Township High School. 16 Mar. 2010 [].

14. "The Government Can Help Prevent Eating Disorders." //Opposing Viewpoints: Eating Disorders//. Jennifer A. Hurley. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 2001. //Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center//. Gale. Springfield Township High School. 16 Mar. 2010 .

15. "The Fashion Industry May Be Linked to Poor Body Image and Eating Disorders." //Opposing Viewpoints: The Culture of Beauty//. Roman Espejo. Detroit: Greenhaven Press, 2010. //Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center//. Gale. Springfield Township High School. 16 Mar. 2010 .