2021
DOI: 10.33448/rsd-v10i16.23277
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Transtornos alimentares e a influência das mídias sociais na autoimagem corporal: um olhar sobre o papel do nutricionista

Abstract: A autoimagem corporal consiste na representação mental sobre seu próprio corpo e que, quando de difere da idealizada, gera insatisfação. Considerando os padrões de beleza ideal estabelecidos pela mídia, frequentemente indivíduos sofrem de uma insatisfação excessiva, o que pode levar a distorção da autoimagem e transtornos alimentares. Diante disso, o presente estudo buscou realizar um panorama sobre a influência das mídias sociais na autoimagem corporal e na ocorrência de transtornos alimentares, destacando o … Show more

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“…Currently, there is significant pressure, emphasized by the media, to have a body image that is considered adequate by current standards. Body standards have always existed, but with the advent of social networks, people, especially women, have become more vulnerable to influences and having a body that fits the propagated standard [ 34 ]. Therefore, the findings obtained lead us to suppose that from the perception of their physical appearance and the level of body dissatisfaction, individuals can reproduce, in the form of unhealthy nutritional beliefs, rules propagated by the media about certain dietary patterns and the consequent aesthetic standards that can be achieved by adopting this dietary pattern, and will start to behave according to these nutritional beliefs, even though there is no reliable relationship between the adopted dietary pattern and the promised consequences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Currently, there is significant pressure, emphasized by the media, to have a body image that is considered adequate by current standards. Body standards have always existed, but with the advent of social networks, people, especially women, have become more vulnerable to influences and having a body that fits the propagated standard [ 34 ]. Therefore, the findings obtained lead us to suppose that from the perception of their physical appearance and the level of body dissatisfaction, individuals can reproduce, in the form of unhealthy nutritional beliefs, rules propagated by the media about certain dietary patterns and the consequent aesthetic standards that can be achieved by adopting this dietary pattern, and will start to behave according to these nutritional beliefs, even though there is no reliable relationship between the adopted dietary pattern and the promised consequences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Women are also more likely to develop eating disorders [ 9 , 34 ]. Although Astudillo [ 35 ] suggests that one of the differences between orthorexia nervosa and eating disorders is the concern with body image—a characteristic present in eating disorders—the findings described here show that there is an association between orthorexic behaviors and distortion of body self-image, a result supporting the hypothesis formulated in the present study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Com a busca descrita foram encontrados um total de 50 artigos e com os critérios de exclusão de ano de publicação 20 foram excluídos, e seguindo os demais critérios 15 foram os artigos excluídos, ao realizar uma análise de leitura completa dos artigos mais 7 foram excluídos por não se tratar diretamente do tema definido, restando então 8 artigos para a análise final. Centro Universitário Uniredentor, freitasalejandra1@gmail.com Centro Universitário Uniredentor, bruna.slopes@gmail.com Diante disso, Gomes et al, (2021apud Kachani, 2012, evidencia que o tratamento nutricional para pessoas com transtornos alimentares envolve duas fases distintas: educacional e experimental. A fase educacional é a primeira a ser realizada e pode ser realizada por qualquer profissional graduado, inclui coleta e fornecimento de informações para fornecer informação nutricional adequada aos pacientes e suas famílias.…”
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“…Commonly, the majority of nutrition students are female and they feel constantly pressured to have a healthy diet and a fitness body; therefore, is a public potentially susceptible to EDs and negative body image (Paiva et al, 2017;Reis & Soares, 2017;Gomes et al, 2021). Furthermore, there is evidence showing that individuals with lower socioeconomic status are less susceptible to eating disorders (von dem Knesebeck et al, 2013) and dysfunctional strategies for body change (da .…”
Section: Symptoms Of Eating Disorders and Distortion/dissatisfaction ...mentioning
confidence: 99%