Eating disorders surging among men driven by body ideals

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 16:31 · Archive

Experts say eating disorders including bulimia are increasing among men and boys, driven by pressure to achieve an idealised body image and emulate celebrities. The issue gained attention after actor Sylvester Stallone revealed he has experienced bulimia.

The rise in eating disorders among men may be linked to 'looksmaxxing' culture and desires to build muscle. Outlets describe the conditions as potentially deadly and suggest they are often hidden by those affected.

How it is being reported

• Men are hiding dangerous, potentially fatal eating disorder in push for body ‘perfection’New York Post · 2 Oct, 16:21
• Men are hiding potentially deadly disorder amid pressure to build the 'perfect' bodyFox News · 2 Oct, 12:00

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