"Sorry to say, but many mental illnesses are considered a "biologically based disease." Various eating disorders can be influenced by things such as major depression and bi-polar disorder - which are considered "biological." Regardless, eating disorders are very serious and for an insurance plan to not treat any disorder classified in the DSM (bible for psychiatrists and mental health workers) should not be allowed unless pre-established by the insurance coverage."
Rhyss commented on Cablevision Tries To Sell You Phone Service During Funeral
http://consumerist.com/373234/Rhyss commented on Round 1: Comcast vs Menu Foods
http://consumerist.com/366820/Rhyss commented on U.S. Agriculture Secretary Takes Hitting Sick Cows With Forklifts Seriously
http://consumerist.com/354427/Rhyss commented on Anorexic? Your Insurance Company Could Subpeona Your Writings On MySpace And Facebook
http://consumerist.com/351883/Rhyss commented on Anorexic? Your Insurance Company Could Subpeona Your Writings On MySpace And Facebook
http://consumerist.com/351883/Rhyss commented on CompUSA Refuses To Accept Cash
http://consumerist.com/346965/Rhyss commented on CompUSA Refuses To Accept Cash
http://consumerist.com/346965/Rhyss commented on The FDA's announcement today
http://consumerist.com/345255/Rhyss commented on Best Buy Refuses To Stop Misleading Customers With Secret Website
http://consumerist.com/338251/Rhyss commented on TSA Declares Victory, Achieves Same Vaunted Status As IRS
http://consumerist.com/337144/Rhyss commented on As CIGNA Insurance Waffles On Liver Transplant, Girl Dies
http://consumerist.com/336654/Rhyss commented on Article Recounts Sony's Rootkit Debacle In Detail
http://consumerist.com/335210/