Advertisement“Eating disorders in boys are often under-recognized and under-diagnosed, said Jason Nagata, a pediatrician specializing in eating disorders in boys and men, who co-authored the study. He noted that a recent Canadian study found that hospitalizations for eating disorders in male patients had risen dramatically since 2002. “Limit social media consumption as much as possible, but recognize that you cannot eliminate it altogether,” Trunzo advised. Be mindful of the kinds of messages your kids are getting from their entertainment and social media activity. “Boys with muscle dysmorphia or eating disorders should seek professional help,” Nagata said.

Source: Huffington Post December 13, 2025 20:34 UTC