According to huffingtonpost.com, “Little hard data exists about whether or not the ubiquity of ultra-thin models causes people outside the industry to develop disordered eating or full-blown eating disorders.” (4). Although I see why someone would believe that being in the modeling industry would cause more eating disorders, that does not change that it can happen to anyone. Susan Albers says, “Although thin models are not the cause of eating disorders, they can be a trigger or a factor in maintaining an eating disorder.” (10). People continuing to see these “perfect” models plastered everywhere will only increase the percentage of eating
According to huffingtonpost.com, “Little hard data exists about whether or not the ubiquity of ultra-thin models causes people outside the industry to develop disordered eating or full-blown eating disorders.” (4). Although I see why someone would believe that being in the modeling industry would cause more eating disorders, that does not change that it can happen to anyone. Susan Albers says, “Although thin models are not the cause of eating disorders, they can be a trigger or a factor in maintaining an eating disorder.” (10). People continuing to see these “perfect” models plastered everywhere will only increase the percentage of eating