Young Malaysians with eating disorders face a battle beyond food

A young person may appear healthy and normal, while privately spending much of the day preoccupied with food, weight and body image. Photo: Vecteezy

Eating disorders (EDs) often remain hidden behind supposedly ordinary lives, with young people battling food, body image and self-worth in silence.

For 19-year-old Priya A., it began with something harmless: trying to eat better.

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一个年轻人表面上可能健康正常，但私下里却可能一天中的大部分时间都纠结于食物、体重和身材形象。图片：Vecteezy

饮食失调症（ED）往往隐藏在看似平凡的生活背后，年轻人默默地与食物、身材形象和自我价值感作斗争。

对于 19 岁的 Priya A. 来说，这一切都始于一件无害的事情：尝试吃得更健康。

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