Prader-Willi syndrome affects the diet via its characteristic hyperphagia. Therefore, management of access to food is imperative. Portion control is important, as a patient will easily eat way too much if allowed. Depending on cognitive status, food may need to be locked up. read more
Most people with Prader-Willi syndrome will need specialized care and supervision throughout their lives. Many adults with the disorder live in residential care facilities that enable them to eat healthy diets, live safely, work and enjoy leisure activities. read more
Prader-Willi syndrome is a genetic condition that causes constant hunger and chronic overeating. According to British news service SWNS, Hankins’ insatiable appetite started around age 2, and she now weighs 380 pounds. read more