In addition to consuming a lot of food in one eating session, binge eaters may eat more rapidly than normal, and they might not chew their food completely. Some binge eaters may also hide food around their home and eat in odd places, such as a restroom, or "in hiding" so no one is aware that they are bingeing.
Behavior therapy is often helpful for people who experience binge eating issues. Stress management techniques, journaling and planning relaxing activities as alternatives to eating are also helpful.
Speak to your doctor if you are concerned that you have a problem with binge eating.
Learn More: Is it Overeating or Binge Eating?

