I've always said: all women, round, thin, thin, all are concerned about their size! I met several men who told me: Come on, it's just that the big upside-down! The other is to get attention, to be told they are beautiful! Thank you to Allen and his staff because their study has just given me reason
Context
United States (again, by the way!), Over 50% of the population is overweight. No wonder all reviews for women on their front page promising a quick weight loss and dramatic! The researchers wanted to study in question tested this assumption: is this vendor given the context of obesity or simply because all women want to be thinner? They had a magnetic resonance imaging in women with no eating disorder (verified using validated questionnaires) and women suffering from bulimia.
Results
They all showed images of sexy women and thin and they were asked to imagine they were told it looked like these women. The brain of all participants reacted similarly.
Then they were presented with images of women with overweight and all had a reaction to the prefrontal cortex. Any doubt of their value as a person and questioned.
the men's side: nada! They do not care that they have completely thin men sexy or hairy and paunchy!
Social Context??
The authors are wondering if a social or biological factor. For this, it would replicate the same study, but in a completely opposite, that is to say where the pressure associated with physical appearance would be on men.
anyone know such a place? 
meantime, what we understand is that the magazines for women earn selling fad diets and put sexy women in bikinis and men's magazines are also gaining in putting women sexy bikini!
But still, it shows the importance of not only address the obesity problem facing our countries, but also to work on promoting a healthy body image and diverse (the Charter thank you!)
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