By Tanner Garrity The military isn’t without its eating disorders. Recent research has exhibited that the chaotic eating schedules of soldiers have a deleterious impact on their dietary habits, contributing to a rate of disorders (like bulimia, in particular), that’s above the American average. Still, even within the military — where restrictive eating is common, in order to meet inane fitness requirements — soldiers aren’t skipping meals as called for in the infamous “military diet.” Considered one of the most well-known examples of a very-low calorie diet (VLCD), the military diet is a three…