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08-07-2015, 01:26 AM
Body-building supplement overuse signals new male eating disorder
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Low-self esteem, poor body image and a perception of **t meeting the modern ideal of masculinity are driving more men to consume over-the-counter body-building supplements, constituting what researchers believe is an emerging eating disorder.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Low-self esteem, poor body image and a perception of **t meeting the modern ideal of masculinity are driving more men to consume over-the-counter body-building supplements, constituting what researchers believe is an emerging eating disorder.
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