Stereotypes Of Eating Disorders

From the early in the 1900’s to now the characters actresses portray are thin individuals. In 1960”s the English introduced a model named “twiggy” very, very slim. The media ( newspapers, magazines, shows, advertisements ) has promoted beauty as being slim. The outcome of these advertisements has changed the world’s description of beauty. Young men want to date beautiful ladies ( those who are slim). the young ladies also want to be slim to find a date or to find a career in the modeling.To achieve these goals, many young ladies are under pressure. The pressure creates a high rate of eating disorders and other psychological diseases. Some young ladies can achieve these goals and some cannot. To be slim and keep in shape, these individuals should exercises and keep a constant vigilance on their diet. According to one of the video 90% of individual keep their weight by exercising ,and 5% keep their weight through diet. These 5% of individuals might keep due to the genetic and environment. They are many diseases related to eating disorder. …show more content…
These eating disorders are more common: Anorexia (AN), Bulimia (BN), and Binge eating disorder (BED). Anorexia is the most visible eating disorder.It is characterized by an inability to maintain a normal healthy body weight. Individuals see themselves as fat, and they engage in unhealthy weight-loss behaviors.Bulimia is characterized by recurrent binge eating episodes. Eating a large amount of food in a short period of time. Binge eating disorder is characterized by recurrent binge eating at least weekly for three months. The individual eats until they she feels uncomfortably full. Also, the individual eats a large amounts of food even when she does not feel