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See Latest ArticlesBody Image, Disordered Eating and Anabolic Steroid Use in Female Bodybuilders
Eating Disorders, 04/28/09
Goldfield GS et al. - Body dissatisfaction and unhealthy eating practices are common among sports and activities that require low body fat or low body weight for enhanced performance. Competitive Bodybuilding is a sport that requires participants to be exceptionally lean and mesomorphic, thus participants may be vulnerable to developing unhealthy eating and weight control practices, as well as using anabolic steroids.
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