If a person stops accepting your body hates their size and weight, have problems to believe that he could accept someone else.
Not sure of his place in society, how people accept it, it ceases to believe in you, which can lead to isolation from the environment.
Are bodybuilders at risk of eating disorders?
Goldfield, Harper and Bluing (1998) in their study examined the relationship between body image and eating problems in athletes.
They found that bodybuilders have body image disturbance and more eating problems than the group examined athletes (the results of four of the five studies).
The other four studies did not include a group of athletes highlighted the same issues.
Goldfield, Bluing Harper and that the demands of the competitive bodybuilding necessarily a pre-competition weight reduction and body shaping
They warn that some individuals who are unhappy with their bodies or individuals with low self-esteem-building can attract that with its help achieve the "ideal" look.
The problem is that the disturbed relationship to the body or ingestion can lead to serious diseases already mentioned, such as anorexia, bulimia or big uremia.
Particular attention should be given to limiting caloric intake prior to competition.
After medical intervention literally calling such behavior, such as getting rid of the food by means of artificially induced vomiting and abuse of laxatives for the same purpose
Not sure of his place in society, how people accept it, it ceases to believe in you, which can lead to isolation from the environment.
Are bodybuilders at risk of eating disorders?
Goldfield, Harper and Bluing (1998) in their study examined the relationship between body image and eating problems in athletes.
They found that bodybuilders have body image disturbance and more eating problems than the group examined athletes (the results of four of the five studies).
The other four studies did not include a group of athletes highlighted the same issues.
Goldfield, Bluing Harper and that the demands of the competitive bodybuilding necessarily a pre-competition weight reduction and body shaping
They warn that some individuals who are unhappy with their bodies or individuals with low self-esteem-building can attract that with its help achieve the "ideal" look.
The problem is that the disturbed relationship to the body or ingestion can lead to serious diseases already mentioned, such as anorexia, bulimia or big uremia.
Particular attention should be given to limiting caloric intake prior to competition.
After medical intervention literally calling such behavior, such as getting rid of the food by means of artificially induced vomiting and abuse of laxatives for the same purpose
