Body Diversity for Health

Recognizing and celebrating diversity of body sizes and shapes is necessary to ensure physical and mental health for everyone.

Everybody needs to have a sense of belonging and being accepted by others,

however, when a person feels she or he has to change their body shape to meet beauty standards in order to be accepted, their self-esteem is damaged, and this leads to harmful actions that trigger eating disorders, depression, and metabolic diseases. This happens at any age, but teenagers and young adults are at special risk.

This is why it’s important to create safe, body diverse and inclusive environments to ensure that all individuals, regardless of their body type, are accepted and valued.

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“Celebrating Body Diversity doesn’t mean we are promoting obesity, but rather respecting and valuing all body shapes. Contrary to popular belief, stereotypes about obesity cause severe emotional and psychological harm, which serve as the foundation for the development of eating disorders, two of which, ironically, lead to obesity.

Information about nutrition on social media is not yet regulated. Nowadays, anyone can give nutrition recommendations, leading to confusion and misinformation. Unfortunately, this has normalized harmful eating behaviors that are actually symptoms of eating disorders. Nowadays, many people, especially teenagers, live with eating disorders without realizing it.

Celebrating body diversity, promoting social inclusion for everyone, regardless of their body type or shape, ending stereotypes, encouraging authenticity, informing, raising awareness, and educating about eating behavior, nutrition, and sports, are the solution both for treating and preventing eating disorders and obesity.

Dr. Monica McArthur

Do you want to know what your relationship with food is like?

Eating is not just about eating. The way you relate to food is influenced by social, cultural, familial, emotional, metabolic, and endocrine factors.

It’s important to identify what governs your relationship with food and if any aspect needs healing, do it as soon as possible, since there’s nothing that impacts a person’s health and longevity more than their relationship with food.

One of our main goals at McArthur Health is to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms of eating disorders because many of the behaviors normalized in society are symptoms of eating disorders.

Eating disorders are progressive and cause serious damage to both the physical and mental health of individuals.

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This test helps you understand and identify your eating patterns. It is not a clinical or diagnostic tool, and does not establish a doctor-patient relationship. The test is undertaken at your own risk and responsibility. Claims of liability of any kind are excluded. For medical advice, consult your medical specialist. To contact us, please click here.