Bulimia is generally referred to as bulimia nervosa. Appropriate consumption of boiled vegetables will not cause bulimia nervosa, but may induce bulimia nervosa in those who eat boiled vegetables for a long period of time and singularly. Bulimia nervosa is a functional psychiatric disorder with an unknown cause. If you eat boiled vegetables appropriately and ensure a balanced intake of nutrients, you usually will not get bulimia nervosa or suffer from malnutrition. However, some people who need to lose weight and eat boiled vegetables for a long period of time may have an increased risk of developing bulimia nervosa and need to pay attention to it. For bulimia nervosa, the typical symptoms are repeated binge eating, followed by self-induced vomiting and laxative abuse for fear of gaining weight. Some patients are also prone to accompany anxiety, depression, irritability and other conditions, seriously affecting physical and mental health. People should establish a correct concept of weight loss, develop a scientific weight loss program, and ensure a balanced diet. It is recommended that people who eat boiled vegetables should seek timely medical examination and treatment when symptoms of bulimia nervosa are suspected, so as to minimize the impact on physical and mental health.