Which findings are consistent with binge eating disorder? select all that apply

A. Frequent vomiting: Vomiting is a compensatory behavior more characteristic of bulimia nervosa, not binge eating disorder, which typically lacks purging behaviors. B. Recurrent binge episodes: Binge eating disorder is defined by repeated episodes of consuming large quantities of food in a short period, often accompanied by a sense of loss of control. These episodes are central to the diagnosis. C. Eating non-food substances: The consumption of non-food substances, or pica, is a separate eating disorder and is not associated with binge eating disorder. D. Use of laxatives: Laxative misuse is a compensatory behavior seen in bulimia nervosa. Binge eating disorder does not involve recurrent purging or compensatory behaviors. E. Feelings of guilt: Individuals with binge eating disorder often experience distress, guilt, or shame following binge episodes. Emotional distress is a common feature associated with loss-of-control eating.