Eating problems come in a variety of forms. Some people may suffer from multiple eating disorders. Types consist of:Anorexia nervosa: Sufferers of anorexia nervosa severely reduce their calorie intake and sometimes even starve themselves. It is characterized by an obsession with weight loss and a refusal to consume the recommended amounts of food for your body type and level of activity. Any size body can develop anorexia.Binge eating disorder (BED): A person with a binge eating disorder has a loss of control over their eating. They consume a lot of food in a short length of time, or they think they have. However, they don't purge food or burn off calories through exercise after binging. Instead, they experience uncomfortable satiety and could battle despair, regret, or guilt.Bulimia nervosa: Those with this disorder binge or overeat, or believe they did, in a short period. After that, they might force themselves to get rid of the calories in another way, like vomiting, using laxatives, or engaging in excessive exercise.