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    promising age-defying creams‚ tighter abs‚ flawless skin‚ and a perfect body‚ it is not hard to see why so many women have become ashamed of the body they were given. The media reinforces this notion of thinness‚ and it is evident in the increase of eating disorders not only affecting models‚ but also celebrities‚ athletes and many women across the nation. Not only do we see emaciated models‚ but even mannequins are undersized‚ thus promoting a warped image of what the average woman looks like. The glorification

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    despite anorexia’s TV – talk show familiarity‚ misconceptions about it abound. As a result‚ many sufferers can often go moths or even years before someone notices that they’re sick and steers them toward help. Some teenage girls go through this kind of disorder at different times of their lives. This kind of illness brings about many changes – physically to emotional to psychological. The nature of the disease is such that an anorexic person can almost never bring herself to consciously acknowledge that

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    Weight cutting does not only affect the athlete during the process‚ but can have long term effects on an athlete’s health. Cutting weight is linked to woman having lower estrogen levels which affects long term bone density. One trainer stated that due to constant weight cutting his fighter is unable to avoid injuries because she is prone to broken bones and has constant stress fractures. This has cause the fighter to be withheld from competition for three years in a row with no return in sight. Weight

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    Most women experience eating disorders in their lifetime and they must be submitted in treatments to improve their health. In South Carolina there is a eating disorder center called “Marisol” where they specialize in helping women by providing them treatment of anorexia‚ bulimia and binge eating. According to Marisol “Eating disorders is a mental illness considered one of the main mortality rate of any mental illness”. When women

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    The media are held responsible for the supposed growth of eating disorders in the country. To what extent is this true? The argument about whether the media shapes society or merely reflects current or beginning trends is constantly under debate. This essay is going to explain what the media is‚ how it influences young people ’s body image and in what way it affects young people ’s health. The media is an important aspect of life in our culture. About 95% of people own a Television set and watch

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    Anorexia Nervosa in women url:www.urmc.rochester.edu www.womenshealthmag.com www.healthline.com Did you know that anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder that affects about 100-200 girls and women in the United States? This disease causes women to purposely decrease the intake of food and beverages. People with Anorexia Nervosa can’t stand the sight of gaining weight and the drive to be thin is implanted into their brains? Anorexia can occur even if the person is already under weight‚ the realization

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    Oxford University Press Kalodner‚ C (2003) Too Fat or Too Thin: A Reference Guide to Eating Disorders Rodin‚ J (Jan-Feb 1992) Body Mania – insights of body image pp 4. Retrieved November 16th‚ 2006 from FindArticles.com "Psychology Today" Seid‚ R (1989) Never Too Thin: Why Women Are at War with Their bodies Wiseman‚ Gray‚ Mosimann‚ & Ahrens‚ (1992) Media/Advertising. Retrieved November 16th‚ 2006 from Eating Disorder Recovery Center Web Site: http://www.addictions.net/default.aspx?id=22 Wardlaw‚ F

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    themes were found‚ each superordinate theme having collaborating subordinate themes to support it. Extracts from the transcripts are used to give evidence for chosen themes. Themes are shown in Table 1. These themes account for experiences of eating disorder recovery‚ however‚ only the most salient (shown in bold type) are discussed in depth. Superordinate Themes Subordinate Themes Self vs ED • Self-Acceptance • Internal Battles • Personification of ED • Masculinity The Journey of Recovery • Choosing

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    Informative Speech: Topic: Body Image What makes a girl sexy? Is it the hour glassed silhouette of a woman and the impossibly proportioned vital statistics of 36-24-36? Is it Angelina Jolie’s pouty lips‚ or Megan Fox’s toned physique? I’m sure people here have their own bets on the sexiest woman alive‚ and who wouldn’t drool over their impeccably beautiful bodies; but then again I ask you‚ what makes a girl sexy? Sexy‚ that’s what they call people blessed with impossibly proportioned

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    she was too weak. Her liver and kidneys were failing and all of this because she wanted to be the smallest and because the people in her riding classes thought she looked like the "perfect petite rider." -incidents of anorexia‚ bulimia‚ and binge eating within the group has risen noticeable over the past 10 years -"thinner is better" culture -Karry Davis‚ nine months pregnant- has battled with anorexia for eight years- riding show in a month and a half ad needs to fit into her riding clothes‚ she

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