Understanding Eating Disorders

The video discusses the widespread issue of eating disorders affecting over 620 million people globally. It explains that these disorders stem from unhealthy relationships with food or exercise, influenced by biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors. The video highlights the societal stigma around body image and the importance of recognizing warning signs. It encourages promoting healthy practices, avoiding harmful stereotypes, and seeking professional help when needed.

How many people worldwide are currently experiencing an eating disorder?

• 620 million

• 500 million

• 700 million

• 800 million

What is an eating disorder primarily characterized by?

• A healthy relationship with food

• Regular exercise

• A balanced diet

• An unhealthy relationship with food or physical activity

Which of the following is NOT a cause of eating disorders?

• Economic factors

• Sociocultural factors

• Psychological factors

• Biological factors

How many times the population of the country is equivalent to the number of people with eating disorders?

• 15 times

• 10 times

• 12 times

• 13 times

Why do many people with eating disorders suffer in silence?

• Because they do not want to seek help

• Because they are unaware of their condition

• Due to lack of symptoms

• Due to guilt, shame, or fear of being judged

What societal value contributes to the lack of attention to eating disorders?

• Encouraging physical activity

• Promoting healthy eating

• Overvaluing thinness

• Supporting mental health

Who can suffer from an eating disorder?

• Only young people

• Only women

• Only people with low socioeconomic status

• Anyone, regardless of age, gender, race, or socioeconomic status

What should we stop doing to help prevent eating disorders?

• Using social media

• Exercising regularly

• Eating healthy

• Making comments about others' bodies

What type of content should we avoid supporting on social media?

• Content promoting healthy lifestyles

• Content about physical fitness

• Content promoting unrealistic and unhealthy beauty standards

• Content about mental health

What should you do if you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder?

• Ignore the problem

• Seek help from health professionals

• Keep it a secret

• Try to solve it alone