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The document discusses strategies for improving body image and discusses the importance of positive body image for health, happiness, and energy. It provides a self-assessment questionnaire to evaluate one's level of body dissatisfaction and discusses factors that can contribute to body image issues like societal pressures, parental influences, and disordered eating behaviors. Finally, it offers tips for developing a healthier body image like focusing on strengths rather than appearance and limiting exposure to media that promotes unrealistic beauty standards.
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