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    teens are the ones who are the most susceptible to suffer from an eating disorder. There are many statistics that can back up that statement, for example, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders 95% of people with eating disorders are between the ages of 12 and 25(Collins, M.E. 1991). In the past couple of years, there has been a rapid acceleration in the number of people developing eating disorders. The health, mental well-being and productivity of…

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    than showing ‘real’ people (Spettigue). The media are really showing the “Cultural pressures that glorify ‘thinness’ and obtaining the ‘perfect body’” (“Eating Disorders and the Media”). This results in people indirectly learning about “Cultural norms that value people on the basis of physical appearance and not inner qualities and strengths” (“Eating Disorders and the Media”). “A recent study even demonstrated that the media…

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    going to the bathroom after meals? Have they have been eating more than normal? Or maybe less? Maybe they are eating mints after meals all of a sudden, or saying they have already ate when you ask them out to eat. They might be exercising a lot more than a normal person should. They may even be cold all the time, moody, or distant. Your friend may have an eating disorder. It is not always easy to tell. There are many different types of eating disorders that can have different effects on the…

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    This first article is from “The Fashion Industry Should Not Be Held Responsible for Eating Disorders from 2012” The author is Lisa Hilton and she is refuting to all the people that says the fashion industry is bad for young…

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    Emily Schmitt Mrs. Meyer English 12 4 November 2015 Obtaining Insurance Coverage: Eating Disorders In this day and age being skinny is being beautiful. Hip bones, collar bones, thigh gaps, and most recently the “bikini bridge;” there is no such thing as being too thin. Eating disorders plague young people all over the world and this could be because the drive to become and be considered beautiful has affected too many in negative ways and consequently now hold negative outcomes. It is said…

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    and if you are someone who is overweight or ‘fat’ certain practices within Western societies can result in feelings of humiliation, degradation and shame. Yet, as occurrences of eating disorders are on the rise, many academic publications continue to insert a caveat when describing an individual who suffers from an eating disorder as being or possessing a ‘vulnerability’ to this disorder.…

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    Eating Disorders Analysis

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    Today in the United States there are alarming issues with eating disorders and major body modifications, most of which are derived from the pressures of the global media. Women should not be portrayed in such an unhealthy and abnormal way. For example, Calvin Klein’s idea of a women’s average size is size-00. Klein recently hired a size ten model named Myla Dalbesio. (Myla Dalbesio on Her New Calvin Klein Campaign and the Rise of the 'In-Between ' Model). Not only are models starving to stay…

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    Eating Disorders Causes

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    Causes of Eating Disorders In the United States today “nearly 24 million people” (Hills Foundation) suffer from eating disorders, and the number in constantly increasing. These disorders include anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorders. While eating disorders affect all age groups the age group with highest number of cases is ages from 12-25. This age range accounts for “95 percent of those who have eating disorders” (Hills foundation). The scary thing is the problem can start at an even…

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    Marya Hornbacher when she was twenty-two, detailing her fourteen year struggle with eating disorders. Marya begins her autobiography by informing readers why she decided to write her story. Her primary intention is to inform public about her illness and her decision to get recovered. Furthermore, Marya stresses that she disagrees with the common beliefs and stereotypes about eating disorders. She explains that eating disorder cannot be simply cured as many people assume, instead it needs…

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    healthy practices due to this incredible amount of knowledge we have, but it is not. Among the many unhealthy practices, eating disorders pose a large threat to our society, especially in the…

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