Body Image
Food and Mental Health
Disordered Eating
Dietary Restrictions
Sports Supplements
100

An ideal body for women in this era was soft, full‑figured, and curvy, with a strong emphasis on a small waist. A rounded body was associated with health and wealth, not excess.

Early to mid 1800s

100

Doing this would not only drain you of energy, it would also make you more likely to snack throughout the day and will disrupt your metabolism

Not eating breakfast

100

The eating disorder where the individual eats non-food items that have no nutritional value

Pica

100

This type of restriction involves strict rules regarding mixing meat and dairy; in addition to how the meat is slaughtered

Kosher

100

a group of ingredients that may disclose every ingredient, but not the exact amount    

Proprietary Blend

200

The ideal female body was slim, flat‑chested, narrow‑hipped, and often described as boyish or androgynous in this era

the 1920's

200

Eating large amounts of food in one sitting is known as...

Binging

200

Unhealthy focus on “eating clean” or eating foods that are perceived to be healthy, which leads to damage to well-being

Orthorexia Nervosa

200
A reaction to the protein in a food/involves the immune system

Food Allergy

200

discloses the exact weight of each ingredient in every scoop

Transparent blend

300

Body image ideals shifted toward a lean, toned, and physically “fit” appearance in this era

1970-1980

300

This vitamin is associated with seasonal depression and aids in calcium absorption 

Vitamin D

300

This eating disorder is characterized by an obsession with body size - they believe their body is too small, weak or extremely lean

Body/muscle dysmorphia 

300

Low-carbohydrate, high-protein/fat weight loss plan; limits carbs to promote fat burning

Atkins

300

Substance found naturally in muscle cells

Creatine

400

Thinness was presented as fashionable, sophisticated, and aspirational in this era 

1990 - 2000

400

This amino acid produces serotonin for mood stability and a deficiency can lead to cognitive changes

Tryptophan 

400

The impulse for excessive and compulsive exercise is known as...

Hyper Gymnasia 

400

low carb, high fat, moderate protein

Keto

400

Creatine donates what to ADP in order to convert it back to ATP

A phosphate group

500

While representation has expanded, the social pressure to look a certain way has not disappeared - it has become more personalized and constant in this era



2010-present

500

Depression is highly linked to what type of fats?

Trans fats

500

This eating disorder was common in the middle ages and is now understood to be historical behavior

Anorexia Mirabilis

500

A structured, very-low-calorie diet designed for rapid weight loss, typically involving meal replacements (shakes, soups, bars)

Cambridge 

500

The agency whose goal is to bring consistency to anti-doping policies and regulations within sports organizations and governments across the world

World Anti-doping Associated (WADA)