So what are some of those things? I mean, you said if it's, like, really getting in the way of them being able to function in life, but what might that look like for somebody?

Yeah, so there's a few ways that I can answer that, but in, at the most basic level, sometimes I say this to the people that I work with.

I'm like, a lot of people, if they don't have disordered eating or an eating disorder, you could say, "Hey, I want you to go eat this amount of food.

Go for it," right? And you...

Like, let's say it's more than what they're currently eating, and they're gonna be like, "Great.

You're telling me to eat more? Done," right? Or you could say, like, "I want you to loosen the reins a little bit.

You don't have to only eat protein and vegetables.

I think somet- personally, I think sometimes people get binge eating disorder confused with, "I overate and I overeat more than a typical person." I am not a dietician, so maybe I have that wrong in my head, so will you mind defining the difference and maybe even similarity between actual binge eating disorder and being a chronic overeater?