<p>Diana and Lisa chat with Dr. Roberto Olivardia about the many reasons why more men are being diagnosed with eating disorders — from confusion over the role masculinity plays in modern-day life and the popularity of restrictive diets like Keto to the rise of muscular ‘80s film heroes like Sylvester Stallone and Star Wars action figures with bulging biceps. How can we help this oft-overlooked demographic?</p>

Diana and Lisa chat with Dr. Roberto Olivardia about the many reasons why more men are being diagnosed with eating disorders — from confusion over the role masculinity plays in modern-day life and the popularity of restrictive diets like Keto to the rise of muscular ‘80s film heroes like Sylvester Stallone and Star Wars action figures with bulging biceps. How can we help this oft-overlooked demographic?

<p>Diana and Lisa chat with Dr. Roberto Olivardia about the many reasons why more men are being diagnosed with eating disorders —&nbsp;from confusion over the role masculinity plays in modern-day life and the popularity of restrictive diets like Keto to the rise of muscular ‘80s film heroes like Sylvester Stallone and Star Wars action figures with bulging biceps. How can we help this oft-overlooked demographic?</p>

ENCORE: Men Suffer From Eating Disorders, Too

Two women serve up the very serious issues of eating disorders, body dysmorphia, and the culture that spoon-feeds these destructive conditions to us with a dash of irreverence.

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ENCORE: Men Suffer From Eating Disorders, Too

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