Size Zero is not attractive

Would you ever want to be a size zero? If yes then why? All you will be is skin and bone and unattractive to the majority of men and even women for that matter. This is what a good modelling agency recommends.

The media world portrays girls to be seen as slim, however this does not address the need to balance this with the need to project an image of healthy eating and the fuller figure woman which is more reflective of our society as a whole.

This increase has been provoked by the media and the modeling world today. Being size zero puts a lot of girls at a serious health risk. Figures have shown that there is an 80% rise in the number of girls admitted to hospital with anorexia in the last decade!

Marilyn Monroe was a voluptuous size 12 with gorgeous curves and is a legendary female in the media world; she has never been seen as fat or overweight as she had a perfect figure in many peoples opinions. However, Women have become more pressured to become slimmer as a result of the ‘photo shopped’ images which grace our magazines and the waif like bodies of the models who we regulary see on catwalks.

Models are role models for women and men today as models are seen everywhere, on television, magazines, newspapers and billboards. Models do not realize that girls want to be like them more and more every day. Girls will want to know what makeup their role model wears to what diet they are on, and they will do anything they can to do the same.

Size zero is not a joke. The health risks of anorexia are severe and very dangerous. Anorexia can cause heart problems, osteoporosis (where bones become very brittle due to lack of calcium), mental health issues and if a person is not helped to deal with their anorexia it can even lead to death in very extreme cases. Approximately 1 in 10 women with anorexia will die of starvation, cardiac arrest, or other medical complications, this has made the death rate for anorexia the highest for a psychiatric disease.

Size zero is not attractive, and it has many health risks linked to it. If you are thinking about trying to become a size zero for vanity or to pursue a modeling career, think again. Your health is far more important and the size zero obsession will pass as quickly as fashion changes.

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