Good campaign. I really wish highschools and colleges offered more education for people on the dangers of eating disorders. Educational posters and pamphlet should be everywhere, it should be on bus-stops, billboards, everywhere, there just isn't enough info out there.

Yes, a great campaign. Many people only highlight anorexia and bulimia as eating disorders. But like Fit said, binge eating is very prevalent as well.

As one who has struggled with an eating disorder for most of my adult life, I know how important support from family and friends is. While it's important to target young women in these campaigns, it's equally important to educate others--including the males (boyfriends, fathers, brothers)--in their lives about how they can help. Comprehensive school based programs that include media literacy classes, meaningful health/physical education classes, and healthy school lunches can help as can vigilant coaches and dance/gymnastic instructors.

I totally agree with grl in the world – there isn’t enough info in schools as there should be. Young girls should know more about what anorexia or bulimia mean and how hard is to get rid of an eating disorder. I think that the best thing to do is special educational classes were people from drug rehabilitation centers are visiting the schools to talk with the students about these king of problems.

This campaign is really welcome. Indeed, this trend with the skinny blue jeans has done a lot of harm to the young girls, especially. Unfortunately, not only they have problems with the way they eat, but they also take different kind of pills that give them the impression they're not hungry or things like that. So, I think they should say something about these pills too and maybe offer them some help with an addiction treatment.