An eating disorder is not a choice, a diet “gone wrong”, nor conscious attention-seeking behaviour. In fact, it’s not really about food at all. It is is a complex mental illness where someone controls their food intake in order to help them cope with difficult feelings or underlying psychological issues such as anxiety, low self-esteem, depression or past trauma.
will vote to release them in september. >> the sleazy sweetheart plea deal that imploded wednesday was just a n attempt to stovepipe it, stovepipe these offshore account ss fromgs investigators. these irs whistleblowers were blocked from. pursuing the offshore accounts and blocked from investigatingc biden member bank accounts. membuspect these accounts lead to joe biden himself because because biden does not have $50 million sitting around. he blew through his china and ukrain ng aroune in like two years. so someone's holding for, you know, who somewhere. if we're talkingomewhere 50 mil. course, this leads to joe. why would hunter have access toe joe biden's bank accounts? >> well, here's a story that acu explains that that doesn't make any sense. back in 2018, hunter biden was bingeing on crack cocaine at the chateau hotel in l.a. he was using escort services, nr but hunter was so high, he accidentally overpaid00
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just move to washington d.c.. when you are here on the weekend, what is your typical weekend morning like? >> i'm usually never here on the weekends. if i am, all wake up in the morning. i go to this bagel place. >> what do you order there? >> i get a plane bagel. with eggs, cheese, a lot on it. then i asked them to put fresh cream on or whatever on it. that's my meal. >> that sounds pretty good. >> when you go into your refrigerator. is there anything in there or are you a pretty much any doubt kind of guy? >> here, i have a britta and hot sauce. that's it. >> when you're not working is there a show your bingeing right now? >> i just sat down with better call saul. and then before that, i finished -- my girlfriend the night's third we watch. >> what do you like so much about it? >> everything. it's like peak television.
on it, it's likely to affect your mental health. so for a brand new episode ofl tucker carlson, today on fox"tu station, we spoke to someone who has studied the effects ofct internet use more than anyone,s really. her name is katherine d.of int she's in some tech. >> fascinating conversation. here's part of it. and people don't know why they'rehy living, why they're doingy anything. we live in a society of people who want to anesthetize themselvesf . this i mean, this is an argument that i think is upsetting tog ta a lot of people. f pebut i think if you think oft like a spectrum, people, peop who aren't evil or aren't disturbed might show this through bingeing, netflix or being workaholics and then drinking a bottle of wine and then falling asleep. right. liked fallin, that's i mean, ths a very familiar lifestyle. and there's many different iterations of it. but as you get to people who are more disturbed, for whatever reason, it becomes more more violent.
illness. so it requires gps to be trained in multiple models of practice and have this wider holistic model of care in their mind that someone with an eating disorder, they may have physical symptoms such as blood tests showing strange results, they might be underweight or not, but actually their issue is a mental health issue and it has a function for them, just like an alcoholic goes to a bottle of wine may be. someone with an eating disorder goes to their behaviour, purging, bingeing and restricting, and that function has a bigger purpose for them. for me it was control and handling stress and numbing emotions. and until that was sorted, the behaviour didn't change. so we need a change of the model they are working with.— so we need a change of the model they are working with. thank you for talkin: to they are working with. thank you for talking to us. _ they are working with. thank you for talking to us, joss. _ thank you for talking to us, joss. if you've been affected by any of the issues raised, the bbc action line homepage has contact details
>>duncan: talk about sticker shock, the country's inflation rate spiked 7.5% in a month. that's a 40 year high. so tonight's weekend journal, cbs' lilia luciano tells us how cable cord cutters who were hoping to save money by streaming are also feeling the pain. >> keeping up with content in the age of streaming isn't just a time suck, it is expensive. >> i have realized once you have a few of them, it becomes almost like a car payment. >> any streaming platform you can imagine i am subscribing to right now. >> as streaming services multiply, so does the monthly bill for viewers. >> i love this man. >> reporter: am amazon announce it is bumping prime subscription by $20 and a netflix raised the monthly rate by $2. >> the company hopes it is a small price for picking what you want to watch or bingeing new seasons of "the crown" or "ozark."
them out to vote. but you know, at the same time, because these voters are so targeted all the time, they trust the people that come and see them. they trust the politicians that come and see them. they trust the canvassers. so it is very easy. i mean, you go into this particular bingeing that you've seen the photos, you go into this building, and it's very easy to access, you know, each floor. you can knock on doors, and people will open up for you. very trusting. and i think that is why these buildings are being targeted, because they're easy to access, and people are very trusting of people that are opening the door for them, so that's kind of what we've been hearing from them. >> so, bianca, republican operatives are already under investigation for running ghost canada into free floor senate races. i know there's been investigations in charges. how is the florida responding to these allegations about voter changing? >> so, they've denied the allegations from these presidents. they said they have no involvement, and they are running the registration programs under, you know,