Most people know bulimia can damage a person's teeth, and that regular binge eating can trigger diabetes. But some might not be aware of the long list of other physical dangers eating disorders can cause. Here are 45 health problems connected to eating disorders compiled by something-fishy.org, a Web site devoted to helping people with anorexia, bulimia and compulsive overeating.

1. Malnutrition: This can be caused by undereating or overeating, and it indicates a deficiency of energy, protein and nutrients such as vitamin A and iron. It can cause respiratory infections, kidney failure, blindness, heart attack and death.

2. Dehydration: Starvation, vomiting and laxative abuse are primary causes of depletion of fluids. Symptoms include dizziness, weakness or darkening of urine.

Healthy Living Report: Acupuncture Facelift

Shari Hettesheimer is trying something she's never done before. "I don't mind the number of candles on my birthday cake, I just don't want to look or feel it," laughs Shari. She is blessed with a great complexion, but she still would like to smooth some of the lines that 60-years have created. "I have friends who have had the Botox injections and i hadn't convinced myself that was the way to go," said Shari. Instead -- she's trying acupuncture. "Acupuncture isn't about putting needles in the body, it's about doing something," says Jennifer Walther-Liu, acupuncturist at Tri-Health Pavilion Spa and Integrative Health and Medicine Center. Jennifer says acupuncture, often used on the body, can also help frown lines, crows feet and that tell-tale furrow between the brows. She says it also helps sagging skin, facial discoloration, even acne.

Malibu Fires And Jennifer Aniston’s Arctic Pain

The Bangladesh floods and the Darfur massacres would lead the news converge if only Kerry Katona could be persuaded to dispense own-brand ketchup to the dispossessed and Lenny Henry retrace his roots to the Sudan.