Andrew Huberman· PhD
Now, of course, men can be anorexic as well, but anorexia nervosa does seem to occur at 10 times the rate in women and young girls, than it does in men and young boys.
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Now, of course, men can be anorexic as well, but anorexia nervosa does seem to occur at 10 times the rate in women and young girls, than it does in men and young boys.
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anorexia nervosa does seem to occur at 10 times the rate in women and young girls than it does in men and young boys.