Against over-dieting, Germany advocates for life to have weight.

skinny fashion models often appear in fashion magazines and advertisements, while many young girlsto lose weightoverweight with their "ideal body"In an effort to counter thisof physical and mentalhealth, German political,media,fashion and stylistic celebrities have taken action toagainst excessive dietingamong German teenagers between the ages of 11 and 17, about
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effort to help young people develop a of physical health, the German Health minister and the minister of family in Berlin co-sponsored the "life to be weight" is intended to draw public attention to anorexia and dieting, especially to warn young girls that "ideal body" does not fully generate confidence Health Minister Schmidt said: "Through this initiative, we want to create a concept across the country that 'too thin model' is neither suitable for T-stage nor for advertising." Family Minister Von der Leyen has called on parents to take responsibility for being alert to their children's addiction to weight loss She also reminded the German federal government last year that it had launched a national action plan for the health diet and the healthy exercise Healthy diet and exercise
she says, is not just about avoiding being overweight, but also overcoming weight loss addiction Minister of Education and Research Sha Fan advocated the initiation of early healthy eating for children The Ministry of Education and Research has also allocated more than 7 million euros to help children develop healthy lifestyles and to re-establish awareness of of diseases such as anorexia Schwarzer, a women's rights activist, made it clear that dieting has become a major problem for Western women, and called on the German media to take responsibility and stop using overweight dieters as role models