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The difference between binge eating disorder and anorexia bulimia is that bulimic persons purge after overeating and binge eaters do not. According to Allen, binge eaters usu ally follow one of two paths. The first involves women and men who have prob lems with binging and gain weight over a period of years, only to end up at weight treatment centers later in life. The second group of people tend to eventually turn into bulimics. Allen also said there are many reasons why so many people fall into problems with food. People want to look good, so given to the Americorps program. She said that he hedged along party lines, saying that the program was an example of federal bureaucrats in action. “That’s where politics is sick on the national level,” she said. “To me it is infu riating that they are so removed from the local level and the local level needs.” Kinnaird said she didn’t consider her position as a woman in local politics to be much of a big deal. “On a local level, women are so involved that I don’t even think it’s even a question,” she said. “I don’t think people even think about the difference between men and women.” And she has little worries that the recent Republican resurgence across the country will slow down women’s advancement. “I think you’re going to see women working their way all the way up,” she said. Working up was tougher for Kinnaird. She went back to school at NCCU to get her law degree while in office, because she never had the chance in her college years. “Beingbroughtupinthe 19505, women were either teachers or librarians or nurses or musicians, and I was a musician,” Kinnaird said. “So finally I decided I was FUTURES they diet. Then they feel like they have been punishing themselves, so they splurge on a craved food. Often a person’s poor self-esteem or negative feelings lead to overeating, Allen said. She added that the loss of self-control associated with binge eating usually leads to even lower self-esteem. “When encountering stressful situa tions, many people tend to take out their frustrations on their bodies,” Allen said. “Most usually follow their cravings and go after the sweets, like chocolate cake and brownies; but even if these people were eating fresh fruits and salads, the quantity of food they consume when they binge still wouldn’t be healthy.” Allen said most people leam from birth to eat at mealtimes and not in between, and they tend to respond better to the clock than to their own bodily clues. This habit can be detrimental if people force them selves to eat when they’re not hungry. Her study will focus on retraining people in lifestyle problem-solving, as well as how to get back in touch with the physiological cues of hunger and fullness. According to going to do what I wanted to.” “It was a killer,” she said of law school. “But I have no regrets. It’s something I always wanted to do.” Her law degree has enabled her to work with North Carolina Prisoner Legal Ser vices, Inc. as a civil lawyer. For the future, Kinnaird sees a local government consumed with the problem of outside interests trying to develop the rapidly expanding area. “How we manage growth is probably the most important thing facing this area,” she said. “We’re trying to keep our identity as a small town, which may be impossible.” And she also sees the specter of race inequality looming over the nation as a whole. “I think that’s the most serious problem facing us on all levels,” she said. She said she was worried that the recent nationwide conservative swing will have a negative impact on the country’s blacks, who she feels will have a tougher time improving their status in the political scene. When her last term as mayor expires this winter, Kinnaird is thinking of run ning for the state Senate, although she said there are many obstacles in her way. 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Donna Woody, the secretary for the Wellness Resource Center, said the group takes a health-centered angle in trying to solve the problem. “We try to see it from the nutritional point of view and help people consider their health in an effort to eat better,” Woody said. “We do not take the psycho logical standpoint.” This is the sixth year for the Wellness Resource Center’s support group. Woody said its best feature is that “it is always facilitated by an experienced member of the group who is also recovering from an eating disorder.” Anyone interested in the support group or participating in Allen’s study is encour aged to get in touch with the Wellness Resource Center or the clinical psychology department. even when Mayor Kinnaird becomes just Citizen Kinnaird, she doesn’t think there will be much of a change. “No, I’ll still be involved,” she said. “I love the town, and I love the people.” EARN CASH GOING TO CLASS! 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