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They want to be beautiful, small: girls 6 years dieters following the example of mothers?

Girls to see their maimicile trying hard to copy them look good and will heel, makeup, wedding, nothing unusual up here. But what you copy and negative examples? A 2009 study showed that almost half of girls aged between 3 and 6 years will take a ... diet!

The conclusion came at the end of a study at the University of Florida, United States, which cautions that the number of hospitalizations caused by eating disorders increased in children under 12. The number of little ones arrived in hospital because of diets seems to have doubled in recent years compared with the period 2000 - 2006, according to data from the National Eating Disorder Association of the USA.

A possible cause is said to be women's magazines that promote extreme beauty, as well as recruiting agencies young models from ages of increasingly early. Thus, women get 30 years to compare with children 13 to 14 years appear in advertising campaigns or magazine pages, and the result is a disaster.

Meanwhile, more young girls ages follow the example of mothers who are trying to look like the illusion of beauty campaigns, getting to keep their body while dieting is vulnerable and unprepared for it.

Doctors warn women not to talk about problems you have with your body in front of the tiny size nor give details about the diet they follow.

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