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Misleading "Perfect" Bodies on Social Media
Social Medias filled with posts of influencers who look "perfect" and often these influencers will credit healthy food brands and certain fitness programs. More often then not what they are failing to mention is the abdominoplasty they got or the steroids they use. These people have great influence especially young individuals and are creating a false narrative, setting people up for disappointment. They buy the healthy food and subscribe to the fitness program but somehow still do not look like the influencer. This can create major body image problems and very negative consequences.
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