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Increased interest in their physical appearance, excessive physical exercise or restriction on food intake, some of the most common symptoms analyzed by Qustodio that can help families detect future food problems in time
The boom for the use of filters, coupled with the hundreds of profiles on social networks that abuse the retouching to reduce centimeters of your body and the existing social pressure on the body image, has led to an increase in the Disorders of Food Conduct (TCA) especially among the youngest. In fact, a study by the University of Aston (Birmingham) states that social media users change their diet in relation to what the profiles they follow. Plus, people who spend more time on social networks have more problems with their image and consumption habitsAccording to the School of Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh.
Anorexia, nervous bulimia and atracon disorder are the main disorders of eating behavior that put your physical and mental health at risk. In fact, the 11% of the young Spaniards could suffer some type of eating disorder, according to a study by the Association Against Anorexia and Bulimia (ACAB).
However, this is not the only alarming figure. According to a report from the Internet Quality Agency, almost 4 million publications in the Network with the tags #Ana (anorexia) and #Mía (bulimia), hashtags used by those affected to share tricks or experiences that help others to slick. To what they add 5.8 million photos posted only on Instagram with the #anorexia tag.
But that's not all. They also proliferate challenges that foster extreme slenderness. Among the most popular, stand out the one known as #A4Paperchallenge, which encourages publishing an image that shows that the diameter of the waist is narrower than a DIN A4 sheet or #iphone6challengeto prove that the two knees together measure only the mobile model in question (13.8 cm).
From Qustodio, digital security and well-being platform for families, coinciding with the celebration of World Food Day (16 October), have analyzed some of the more common symptoms that can help families detect future food problems in time:
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2023-04-11
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