People who suffer from eating disorders are known to come from families where they are constantly teased about their weight. The positive way of handling things will help not only keep young teenagers healthy but also maintain confidence. Another thing that can lead to these disorders is low self-esteem, so if positive self-talk is recommended people don't feel the need to stop eating (Davidson). There are benefits to trying to lower the rate of young women eating disorders. When practicing healthy and normal eating habits, the family works together to stay healthy and not overeat or overeat, and there is no desire not to eat. Eating alone can change eating habits as no one is watching, so if everyone is together the children know how to eat and not just avoid it. Another benefit is that people who practice positive personal habits are happier and less likely to want to be ultra-thin