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How Childhood Experiences Increase the Likelihood of Muscle Dysmorphia

Muscle dysmorphia can be due to several factors. In a new study, researchers found that adverse childhood experiences are also a huge contributor to this disorder.

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Link between adverse childhood experiences, muscle dysmorphia: Study

The study shows that adults with adverse childhood experiences are more prone to showing signs of muscle dysmorphia. | Health

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Researchers find link between adverse childhood experiences, muscle dysmorphia

Adolescents and young adults who had adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) prior to the age of 18 were shown to have a much higher likelihood of exhibiting signs

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Teen boys at the gym: Healthy hobby or muscle dysmorphia? Experts help parents spot the difference.

Muscle dysmorphia, sometimes called “bigorexia,” is often fueled by the pressures of social media. Here’s how to know if your teen is in over his head.

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