Social media has the ability to set examples that users would follow whether they are healthy, safe and effective or not. In regard to body image, countless magazines and businesses online display muscular men and thin, tiny women to represent their brand, encouraging viewers to achieve the same physical look. Evidence has shown that the drive for thinness often overrides the drive for health (Clark, 2017), especially in the female population. Research has also examined the correlation between mental and physical health with negativity received from others though comments or by comparing your own self with others. Perhaps, exposure to a more supportive, naturalistic environment (Perloff, 2014) to emphasis what a realistic body ideal really is, is what media should render towards. Using this approach on social media will create a population which is more satisfied with their own bodies and less self harm will be imposed on their