Summary We live in a modern society that rejects certain individuals whose body shape or size does not match the archetypal ideologies, values ​​and beliefs of our modern world. This report explores how manipulative media persuades preteens and teens that there is only one healthy, acceptable body type. This particular society has accepted the body type as the glorified “thin,” which goes hand in hand with the weight-centered paradigm. However, HAES studies strongly disagree and challenge these lauded views and beliefs, as "proponents of HAES generally do not believe that the same narrow range of weight or BMI is the healthiest possible for each individual » (W Wayt Gibbs 2005). After analyzing and deconstructing the hugely popular television series The Biggest Loser, final recommendations were made regarding how "popular media influences adolescents' weight management behaviors and choices" as well as "how these contribute to they to the quality of life and life expectancy”.Introduction2.1 ContextIt is generally accepted in today's society that the propagation of the media can exert excessive pressure on young people. The common negative stigma associated with the terms “weight”, “overweight”, “obesity” and their perceived equivalence with a health condition is thought to result in negative or risky decisions and behaviors. This problem is considered important due to the pervasive and pervasive nature of information presentation and consumption. This research is a specific component of the health education program at Palm Beach Currumbin State High School. Its objective is to identify the presence of significant influence.2.2 ObjectiveThe objective of this report is to study, analyze and deconstruct a s...... middle of paper ....... )http://www. healthyweightnetwork.com/living.htm (Adapted from Underage and Overweight: Our Childhood Obesity Crisis – What Every Family Needs to Know, 2005. Copyright 2008, 2004, by Francie M. Berg) The Daily Telegraph, January 18, 2010 http: / /www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/biggest-loser-is-one-big-danger/story-e6freuy9-1225820581999"(New version, April 19, 2010)http://tencorporate.com.au/lib/pdf /2010TheBiggestLoserTipsTheScales.pdfUnknown, October 15, 2009http://caloriecount.about.com/biggest-loser-debate-b346265Michael P. Levine | Sarah K. Murnenhttp://www.atypon-link.com/GPI/doi/abs/10.1521 /jscp.2009.28.1.9Linda Baconhttp://www.haescommunity.org/National Health and Medical Research Council (Australia). “Dietary Guidelines for Children and Adolescents in Australia”: http://www.nhmrc.gov. au/publications/synopses/dietsyn.htm