Episode 130: Welcome back to Real Health Radio. This week it’s a solo episode, and I’m reviewing “The Fiji Study”.  This study looks at teenager’s beliefs and behaviours around body image and dieting in 1995 when television was first introduced and then in 1998, three years later. I go over the findings, what some of the possible reasons are, and talk about what I think we can take away from it.

Here’s what I cover in this podcast episode:

1:00: What I’ve been up to

5:00: What is the Fiji study?

6:45: Why was Fiji a good place to conduct this study?

9:00: What is the Eating Attitudes Test?

10:30: What did the study find?

16:30: What’s the take home message here?

RHR 042: The Minnesota Starvation Experiment

RHR 081: How The Environment Affects Food Choices

RHR 083: How The Environment Affects Food Choices (pt. 2)

RHR 085: The Adverse Childhood Event (ACE) Study

RHR 114: Weight Set Point Theory

RHR 120: The Replication Crisis

EAT-26 Test

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