Men are hiding potentially deadly disorder amid pressure to build the 'perfect' body
📍 Aftermath
The story about men hiding a potentially deadly eating disorder in pursuit of the "perfect" body quieted without further developments. The issue gained attention after Sylvester Stallone spoke publicly about his struggles with bulimia during his bodybuilding obsession for the movie "Rocky III". The coverage highlighted the pressure on men to achieve unrealistic body standards and the dangers of associated eating disorders.
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
Where it stands
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Men are hiding potentially deadly disorder amid pressure to build the 'perfect' body Fox News · 30d ago broke it first
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