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Can the media set aside supermodels cause anorexia?
hotgrinds.com — Anorexia is a genetic disorder, not a learned behaviour. This directly conflicts with the popularly-held notion that anorexia is brought on by a desire to conform to the media's idealized body images of waif-thin supermodels.Can the media set aside the fiction that supermodels cause anorexia?
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