Eating Disorders in Sports

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Eating Disorders in Sports

Eating Disorders “Serious conditions related to persistent eating behaviors that negatively impact your health, your emotions and your ability to function in important areas of life”

10-15% of Americans Suffer from some type of eating disorder! 2006 vs. 2017 8 per 100,000 women suffer from 1 per 200 women suffer Anorexia Nervosa from Anorexia Nervosa 1% of women suffer from Bulimia 4.2% of women suffer from Bulimia 10-15% of Americans Suffer from some type of eating disorder!

Eating Disorders Have No Gender 1 in 10 people with an eating disorder are male Male athletes can sustain a lower body fat percentage without being unhealthy Usually develop eating disorders due to psychological problems Women develop disorders because they cannot sustain a low amount of body fat and remain healthy. Risk developing Amenorrhea Women more commonly develop disorders due to stress and negative emotions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmFK60Qk79A

Athletes at Risk Athletes are at a higher risk for developing eating disorders Specifically athletes involved in individual sports focused on weight or aesthetics Runners, Wrestlers, Gymnasts, Dancers, Figure Skaters Performance thinness: Trying to achieve the lowest amount of body fat to improve athleticism Appearance Thinness: Act of rewarding an athlete because of how thin they are Team sports focus less on the individual and often promote more of a varying range of body types (ex. American Football)

The Media’s Influence Male Athletes Female Athletes Need to be the biggest and best to be recognized and make profit Looks are as important as talent in order to make money Female Athletes Pressure by society's view of the “perfect body” Big Breasts, butt, lips, and tiny waist

Preventing Eating Disorders Doctors and Sports Medicine Team Most directly involved with one’s health Can tell the athlete if they can play or not Parents and Administrators Responsible to help educate and support Should know the warning signs Teammates Support system and encouragement

Noah Syndergaard: Giving star players too much control? GM : “I can’t tie him down and throw him in the tube”