When confronted with the overwhelming numbers of media images of ultra-thin models, skinny actors and actresses, and overdeveloped "ordinary men," teenagers have difficulty recognizing what actually constitutes a realistic body aesthetic. Using interviews with real teens, this progrm explores the reality of how most people actually look, how young people respond to media images, and how they can maintain a positive self-image. Examines the dangers of anorexia, bulimia, overeating, and the pressures to use muscle growth-promoting hormones.Promotes self-acceptance and stresses the need to eat a healthy, well balanced diet.