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    First things first you gotta be thin. But not so thin that you actually might look like you have an eating disorder, in which case you will be told to “eat a cheeseburger” or be called “chicken legs,” but hey at least you’re thin, right? You should also be very slender and lean everywhere, by everywhere I mean except for the essential parts of you which have pleasing, gentle curves. Your arms shouldn’t show any hair follicles or even the slightest fat deposits, but you see, your rack should be…

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    Mass Media Have you ever been so insecure of your body because of social media ? Almost 92% of girls in a college campus suffer from eating disorders .There is some specific role models or models put out in the world that society calls “beauty “ therefore most girls try hard to get to their level.Comments may be appreciated and some may be detested , certain people manage to cyber bully at times .Some people don’t think how we would feel in response of their comments or opinions. Therefore…

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    leads many people to feel insecure about themselves, causing them to resort to eating disorders to attain society’s standards of beauty. Concerns for eating disorders are on the rise as they leave both a physical and emotional mark on society. Eating disorders are categorized as a mental disorder, in which a person experiences abnormal eating patterns. Eating disorders include: Anorexia, Bulimia, and Binge eating disorder. One might starve, eat uncontrollably, or induce vomit,which puts their…

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    people throughout America suffer from eating disorders: 7 million being women and 1 million being men ( "Eating Disorder Statistics"). Unfortunately, it is continuing to increase especially in younger individuals. Statistics have shown that 95 % of the eating disorders are seen among individuals between…

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    In Canada, eating disorders are on the rise, with the data suggesting the rate to be high as 18% in adolescent girls. Comparatively, the rate of obesity among the same demographic is 9%. The term eating disorder is an umbrella term that refers to a range of psychological disorders dealing with abnormal eating habits. Anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa are the three main types that are usually encountered and with teenagers, these eating disorders can overlap. That is to say, teens may have…

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    how dancers feel, and what their physical appearance should look like. Researchers have found that among ballet dancers, it is common to have an eating disorder. Dancers want to be thin and have a ballet dancer body, and not everybody is born the same way to have that lean body type. Therefore, girls start bad habits, such as throwing up and not eating, just so they can have that ballet body type. Gelsey Kirkland, a ballet dancer, explains, “I starved by day, then binged on junk food and threw…

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    increasing amount of young women are plagued with to difficulty of suffering from an eating disorder. In many of these instances, the disorder goes unknown for a long, if not whole period of time. These days the fashion industry influences everyone more than realized, and individuals can be greatly affected by the messages the industry sends. Parents should be wary of their teenage daughter developing an eating disorder due to their being exposed to advertising featuring thin models from the…

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    Jordan Considine Professor S. Perez TSEM: Body Image 3 May 2015 Eating Disorders and the Female Athlete Triad It is estimated that approximately 10 million females in the United States struggle on a day to day basis with an eating disorder (Eating Disorder Statistics & Research). Of those 10 million, female athletes have a 20% higher risk of developing an eating disorder. According to the ANAD, female athletes who participate in aesthetic sports such as gymnastics, figure skating, and cross…

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    Seeing as the mental illness that claims the highest mortality is that of eating disorders, Anorexia Nervosa and the current health effects it has will be discussed. Currently in the United States of America it has been estimated that 30 million people have been diagnosed with the disorder known as Anorexia Nervosa (National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders, 2018). Anorexia Nervosa is an eating disorder in which the person uses self- starvation as a means of reducing…

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    anorexia, it is important to understand what it is, some of the symptoms, and treatment options. Anorexia nervosa, better known as anorexia, is a well known eating disorder. However, there is more to it than just being an eating disorder. Anorexia can be when a person starts to focus more on their appearance it starts to impact their eating habits. This usually happens when development starts in a teen, but restriction of food can last for years after development (Moore). It is known for people…

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