During Eating Disorder Awareness Week (24 February to 2 March) in South Africa, professionals emphasised that weight alone is not a reliable indicator of physical or mental health. Eating disorders affect people of all shapes, sizes, genders and backgrounds — and many cases remain hidden in plain sight. 

Guest: Elske Rich: Dietitian and Spokesperson for The Association of Dietetics in South Africa 

 

During Eating Disorder Awareness Week (24 February to 2 March) in South Africa, professionals emphasised that weight alone is not a reliable indicator of physical or mental health. Eating disorders affect people of all shapes, sizes,&nbsp;genders&nbsp;and backgrounds &mdash; and many cases&nbsp;remain&nbsp;hidden in plain sight.&nbsp;
Guest: Elske Rich: Dietitian and Spokesperson for The Association of Dietetics in South Africa&nbsp;
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THE MORNING BRIEF

During Eating Disorder Awareness Week (24 February to 2 March) in South Africa, professionals emphasised that weight alone is not a reliable indicator of physical or mental health.