When we look at well-known magazines like Vogue, Glamor and Top Model, they all show beautiful women with stunning beauty and an extraordinary sense of style and fashion. But looking at the models, do they really look like the ordinary women who read these magazines for whom the ads and articles are intended? Women and men do everything to hurt themselves to achieve figures that magazines show as beautiful. These people suffer from eating disorders and starve themselves or eat and then purge themselves to get rid of the food. These are serious and cannot be stopped by simply following a normal diet. On the other side of the spectrum there are people who have another type of eating disorder which is exactly the opposite, these people have suffered from overeating and allowed their body to grow to an unhealthy size which causes serious health problems and perhaps death (Eating disorders). Body image can be viewed in many different ways by different people. When talking about what is healthy, although every body is different but achievable depending on genetics. People should focus on what is important and beneficial for their body and avoid getting an eating disorder. Seeing yourself as big or too big can lead to an eating disorder, there are several ways people try to lose weight or maintain their smallness. body structure. One of the most common is bulimia. This is when a person binges or eats too much food during a meal or episode, then uses a method to get rid of the food they just ate, either through purging or an abusive laxative method. The effects of the disorder on the body can cause serious problems if repeated continuously every day and have a long-term effect...... middle of the paper ...... 2012.Hidayah, GN and AH Syahrul Bariah. “Eating Attitudes, Body Image, Body Composition, and Eating Behavior Among Dancers.” Asian Journal of Clinical Nutrition 3.4 (2011): 1-11. Academic research completed. Network. January 24, 2012. “Incidences of Obesity and Extreme Obesity Among U.S. Adults: Results from the 2009 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System.” Population Health Metrics 9.1 (2011): 56-64. Academic research completed. Network. January 25, 2012.Marney A. White, et al. “Bingeing, Purging, or Both: Findings on the Psychopathology of Eating Disorders from an Internet Community Survey.” International Journal of Eating Disorders 43.8 (2010): 724-731. Academic research completed. Network. 24 January 2012. Teaching every child about food. Perf. Jamie Oliver. TED Ideas Worth Spreading, 2010. TED. February 2010. Web. 25 January. 2012..