The Untold Stories of Men and Eating DIsorders with Jason Wood

Men Who Talk Heal

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses details of eating disorders, which some may find disturbing or distressing, please ensure your own safety and stability while listening and consult appropriate help if in crisis.
There are significant stereotypes that surround eating disorders, such as that they only affect woman, however, according to NationalEatingDisorders.com, eating disorders affect approximately 10 million boys and men in the U.S. each year. On today's episode Zach and Brandon are joined by Jason Wood, who has battled Orthorexia, a lesser known eating disorder. Jason shares his personal journey and discusses the challenges that surround male eating disorders.
About Jason Wood:
Jason Wood is turning his own battle with orthorexia, anxiety, and OCD into a mission to raise awareness and confront the stigmas and stereotypes that exist around men and mental health. You can find Jason on social media @OrthorexiaB and check out his blog at www.orthorexiabites.com.
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