Eating disorders are a double drama. Those affected consume the wrong foods, primarily unhealthy, denatured products of civilization – industrially produced fats, refined flours, factory sugars – and they eat incorrectly: they are no longer able to control their eating behavior in the long term. They either eat a little constantly or large amounts in the form of binge eating, the dreaded "binge attacks." Overweight women, in particular, often try in vain to reduce their weight with various diets. They frequently reject their own bodies and despise themselves. However, the fact is that eating disorders are usually an individual response to tormenting life conditions. Behind physical hunger lies a hidden psychological hunger. Alongside dietary changes, healing begins precisely here.