Anorexia and the Media

It is no wonder that anorexia and media are many girls with anorexia: this is from the media. Advertisement of ultra-thin model by media, many young girls believe they are nothing. This is not a fact, and the media is driving it. "Thin and beautiful" image promotes a diet of young women. Attempting to fit the "mold" of the model may lead to anorexia. Approximately 1 to 3% of women in the US have anorexia (Cha 1). Clothing companies like Calvin Klein should be responsible for this expanding epidemic.

Observation of anorexia and media relationships in the media may seem odd when studying obesity, but there are some similarities. Both obesity and anorexia have a strong interest in food. Food intake or food shortage is the main factor that determines how the day is structured. Dr. William Davis of Lenfrew Center, Philadelphia clearly connects these two phenomena. A mature research in the field of anorexia and media has been carried out with this in mind.Today, a six-step frame for the step (Time mag, 2004) There is work 1) Comparison of self with thin idea in the media 2) What is said to have a problem? 3) Do not question images, 4) loss of self-esteem, 5) slimming, And finally 6) anorexia. (J hitchin)

In short, I understand that anorexia has many reasons, such as media, chemical imbalance, culture. It is difficult to distinguish whether someone is suffering from the disease or anorexia. Failure to properly treat may cause complications such as hormonal imbalance, dehydration, heart disease, and even death. People who treat anorexia may be difficult because they refuse to eat. The best way to treat anorexia is to have a healthy body image through a healthy diet, exercise, to increase your self-esteem.

Due to the lack of some negative dishonor about eating disorders, diseases such as anorexia are often beautified with media. People may think mentally ill people may be terribly violent, but there is no such anorexia hypothesis. Anorexia and other restricted eating disorders are praised for their physical benefit. In fact, anorexia causes 4% of people to develop this disease and permanently damages many people. It is one of the most deadly mental illnesses, but somehow I fascinated social websites and even gathered positive attention from the mainstream media.