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    their throats. (McCarry 17) The food isn't being put to the use that could save people, it's just being used for entertainment that isn't needed in society. Lots of amounts of food are being used for these contests and should be better used to help families and people survive instead of just an entertainment…

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    which contribute to the increasing rates of heart disease, depressed immunity, and also family problems. [5] [6] The third similarity is the treatment methods in terms of modern and contemporary theory. [2] [6] Depression and anorexia nervosa are the result of a shortage or imbalance of chemicals in the brain and body. [7] For that reason, the treatment is divided into two types; medications and psychological therapy. [7] The survival rate without treatment may increase suicidal tendencies.…

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    Secondly, one of the affects that the media has on teenagers includes eating disorders. Anorexia is an eating disorder developed with adolescents who are faced with “perfect” models through the media and magazines. Teenagers often find unhealthy solutions to slim down their body and will go to the extremes such as anorexia (Slater & Tiggemann, 2015, p. 1). These teenagers think that turning to solutions like these will do their bodies well when they do not see the bad effects it has on their…

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    3 Important Facts in the Treatment of Anorexia Society has kept on dictating how everyone should look and act. This practice has got to stop, especially amongst the young generation. Technology plays a big role on this. A lot of people in social media think that what matters most is how they look instead of actually embracing how they feel by doing good things for themselves and by helping others. This is also one of the reasons why there are many individuals diagnosed with eating disorders.…

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    The purpose of me doing this research project is to provide a different outlook on the role of the media in our new era. This research project had me take a look at the impact media has on eating behaviors. The findings of this research is based on to the USA due to the widespread of eating disorders in comparison to other countries. Media tends to portray unhealthy body images, weight loss advertisements and reality shows as well as the power of the Internet can okay eating disorders. It is…

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    Media Eating Disorders

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    Many young children are developing eating disorders because of media images when they are just in elementary school. Studies show that seeing paper thin, perfect models used for everything sparks insecurities that later lead to eating disorders. Developing these disorders are very serious, and if they go long enough they could cause permanent damage. When magazines only label perfectly fit, flawless models that are beautiful, and bash the celebrities that have a little weight on them, people…

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    Poor body image is something millions of people of all genders, backgrounds and classes struggle with on a daily basis. In the world we live in today it's hard not to get fished into thinking you need to look a specific way to be attractive. With all of social media but Instagram and Tumblr more specifically there are is an immense amount of competition with appearances. Popular blogs and accounts with people who have unattainable body types for the majority of the population. Those body types…

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    Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder in which person’s deprive themselves of eating due to their obsession with being thin. This type of eating disorder is no easy disorder to overcome .The persons who develop anorexia nervosa starve themselves, which leads to many problems such as, reduction in bone marrow, low blood pressure, body swelling, and slow heart rate according to Comer (2004). Anorexia can not only cause these physiological problems, but can lead to death. Research has been…

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    Multiple Eating Disorders

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    Do you ever think about food constantly 24 hours a day awake or sleep? Do you ever get anxiety when eating foods that you know are not necessarily healthy for you? Do you wish to have a certain and would kill or die for the dream body? These are the issues that I use to face every day with multiple eating disorders. What is an eating disorder you ask? An eating disorder is characterized by which negative eating patterns are developed that change perception of body image and begin to affect…

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    With such mentality and influence on socio-cultural standards, especially towards the human body, comes the impact of body images and eating disorders upon others. Influences all around deal with body images. These influences tell people that we are not worthy until we fit into social standards. Although the standards are impossible to obtain, it too causes people to obsess over their body and perfectionism. With the constant obsession of his or her body, leads to acts of watching his or her…

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