Impact of Social Media on Eating Disorders in Adolescents

Claire Mysko, said, “We live in a culture where eating disorders thrive because of the messages we’re exposed to. Social media heightens that exposure.” She further elucidated that actions related to eating disorders, such as seeking approval, comparison, rivalry, and fixation, are exaggerated, and the spotlight is on them via social media.

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A little about me…… I am on the other side of 50. Yes but not old by any standards. I am at such a stage of life where I want to expand and explore my horizon; travel is on the agenda and while doing so share my experiences through my writing. Life has given me a raw deal but I learnt to fight. I was a happy homemaker but when I was widowed at 40, I had to wear the pants in the house to nurture my kids. It was a struggle no doubt but I guess it was worth it. Tough times teach us a lot about ourselves and those around us and I think it has made me a tougher person. I love to write on any interesting topic under the sun. I am very gregarious and I get along with everyone. Meeting new people and understanding what makes them tick is always enlightening. Travelling leads to learning new cultures, foods and places to explore. I am an Aquarian, a free spirit, (but Yoga keeps me grounded) like you can't bottle the four winds in a jar, or tie down the clouds. Although I am a Grand-Ma now of two toddlers, at heart I am still the girl I was at 20(although the creaky old bones keep reminding me of my age).

Impact of Social Media on Eating Disorders in Adolescents

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