Sentences with word «thinspiration»

Regardless of whether it's disordered eating of thinspiration or heavy / obesity issues, the righteousness should be coming from the public who demands safer standards / policy / parameters for the well - being of our ENTIRE population.

That could lead them to switch from comparing themselves negatively to the models to using these models as thinspiration.»

Thinspo — short for thinspiration — is a term used to describe images and ideas posted on social media sites that are supposed to inspire women to lose weight, but all too often fuel eating disordered - behavior and the pursuit of skeletal thinness.

Summer is all about being your own thinspiration!

Katherine Schreiber, co-author of The Truth About Exercise Addiction: Understanding the Dark Side of Thinspiration, is a NYC - based writer and yoga teacher whose work has been featured...

The research suggests that some readers, rather than comparing themselves unhappily with the thin models, may derive «thinspiration»: the belief that they can make themselves look just as attractive as the models they see in these magazines.

«Thinspiration: Why women buy magazines that promote impossible body images.»

The study found that women who felt greater «thinspiration» by viewing images of thin models were actually less likely to engage in weight - loss behaviors.

In an effort to battle social media - fueled eating disorders, Instagram banned the hashtags «thinspiration» and «thinspo,» but users easily circumvented these barriers by spelling the words slightly differently.

«Thinspo» and «Fitspo» images spark controversy With the explosion of visual - centric social media sites «thinspiration» photos — «thinspo,» for short — have sparked a backlash that got them banned from Pinterest in March.

No body - bashing or «thinspiration» here - TFB is a place to be body positive, learn about healthier ways to live, and find strategies to treat our bodies with the respect and unconditional love that they deserve.

Finally and mostly unrelated to all of these characters is Allison Doss (Elena Kampouris), an anorexic sophomore cheerleader who uses vile «thinspiration» websites to support her eating disorder.

Points lost with the hopes that the green movement can compete with fast food chains and big buck retailers using a solid good, hot woman instead of thinspiration.

And, in an age where anorexia is the most lethal of all mental illnesses, we don't really need Allure to become another thinspiration site posting nude pictures of very thin women alongside their weight.