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BODY IMAGE

Body Dysmorphia -Skewed mental image of personal appearance.

This “ideal” body is unachievable by 98% of people

Over the last 30 years, men’s body perception has changed

Muscle Dysmorphia

Anorexia: Willful starvation in the pursuit of thinness Extremely Thin Obsessive preoccupation with food/food choices Anorexia controls the person Outright refusal to maintain a healthy body weight Extreme sensitivity to cold Body shuts down and goes into starvation, menstruation stops in females

Bulimia: Binging and purging Vomiting – Often immediately after eating (purging) Laxative abuse- Intentionally clearing bowels Exercise- binge exercising (only goal is to lose immediate weight Shame and guilt- secretive Mood swings

Risk Factors Overweight as a child They participate in a sport that demands thinness [i.e. wrestler, rowers, dancer, cheerleader] They have a job or profession that demands thinness [i.e. actors/actresses, models, or entertainers] Societies that are fixated on physical appearances -Media -Reality TV -Hollywood

Consequences Infertility Heart attack Osteoporosis/Oste-openia Tooth Decay/Tooth Loss Hair Loss/Lanugo Growth Stomach ulcers Esophagus rupture Digestive issues Depression Bi-polar/Manic Depression Various Mental Disorders

Consequences 20% of all people with Anorexia will die, making it the number one fatality rate of all psychological disorders.

How you can help Be honest One on one is better than in a group Do not say “I think you look too thin”- they will view this as a compliment You can not fix them- they need professional help Suggest Renfrew or another form of professional counseling 1-800-RENFREW

“Having an eating disorder is unlike any other addiction “Having an eating disorder is unlike any other addiction. Having a drug or alcohol addictions like waking up and taming a lion back into it’s cage. Having an eating disorder is like waking up, taming a lion back into it’s cage, and taking it for a walk three times a day.” - Renfrew Patient

Healthy is beautiful!

Healthy is beautiful!

Healthy is beautiful!

Your Body is the vehicle that will carry you to your dreams. Honor it. Respect it. Fuel it.