The prevalence of eating disorders in Indonesia increases from year to year.
Anorexia Nervosa is the most common eating disorder by women in Indonesia.
Bulimia nervosa is also a serious problem in Indonesia, especially among teenagers.
Eating disorders are not only related to physical problems, but can also affect mental and emotional health.
Many people in Indonesia still consider eating disorders as taboo and should not be discussed.
Some risk factors that can cause eating disorders in Indonesia include social pressure, unrealistic beauty standards, and excessive social media influences.
Many people who experience eating disorders in Indonesia do not realize that they suffer from this disease and often do not seek medical assistance.
There are several organizations in Indonesia that focus on the prevention and treatment of eating disorders, such as the Anorexia Foundation and Bulimia Indonesia (YABI).
Psychological therapy and family support are very important in the treatment of eating disorders.
It is important to understand that eating disorders are not a person's choice or decision, but is a disease that requires appropriate treatment and support.
