Two people discuss why disordered eating in men gets so little attention. They draw on personal experience and research in dietetics and psychology to explain how men's eating disorders stay hidden and why the conversation needs to happen.
Two people discuss why disordered eating in men gets so little attention. They draw on personal experience and research in dietetics and psychology to explain how men's eating disorders stay hidden and why the conversation needs to happen.
But you bring up something that I. That is a part two. We're going to talk about this at another time because I have a client. But you talked about disordered eating for men. And I just think that that is something that we don't usually associate with women. And most people think that it's only a women's thing. And not enough men, in my opinion, are talking about it.
Oh, yeah, 100%. I would love to come on and talk about it. I can talk about it just from a personal experience standpoint. But also, you know, I do have like four plus years of being, you know, a dietetics major. Like my degree. I am very well aware of a lot of it in recent time as well. I've dedicated a lot of time into the psychology of it as well. So I would absolutely love to come back because you're right, we don't. The men's mental health has gotten a lot better like the conversation surrounding it. But I think this is one particular aspect of it that still a lot of people don't think about. So I'd love to be. I'd love to have that conversation.
Yeah, for sure.
