Distúrbios alimentares e de imagem em atletas de força
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v11i15.37673Palavras-chave:
Dismorfia Muscular; Atletas de Força; Transtornos alimentares.Resumo
Os distúrbios alimentares e de imagem são uma realidade comum de praticantes de modalidades de força, que possuem uma forte influência do meio na maneira que conduzem as estratégias dietéticas e, na forma como percebem o próprio corpo, já que utilizam de corpos belos para vender uma falsa visão de saúde. Sabendo disso, os objetivos deste trabalho foram conscientizar sobre o problema, demonstrar os fatores de risco e entregar as principais formas de tratamento. Para isso, foi utilizado o método de revisão bibliográfica para reunir diversos achados sobre este assunto. Ao fim, foi possível perceber os riscos atribuídos ao meio fitness e o quanto essas influências podem impactar na saúde física e mental dos indivíduos que passam a conviver nesse meio e a consumir esse tipo de conteúdo.
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