A pig was fed on what he vomited, and was sold in the market.

The boy continued in this condition for a year, and at last reports was fast failing.

Burroughs mentions a laborer at Stanton, near Bury, who ate an ordinary leg of veal at a meal, and fed at this extravagant rate for many days together.

He would eat thistles and other similar herbs greedily.

At times he would void worms as large as the shank of a clay-pipe, and then for a short period the bulimia would disappear.
Johnston mentions a case of bulimia in a man who devoured large quantities of raw flesh.