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to what extent does instagram have an impact on mental health?…

- - - - rise in stats in conjuction with instagram
      - different types of illnesses
        
        negative body image - leads to bad mental health
        
        depression
        
        eating disorders
        
        insecurity
        
        body dysphormic behaviours
      - problems online
        
        sadfishing
        
        https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/10/01/social-media-sadfishing-trend-harming-mental-health-children/
    - - no. of users
      - time in existence, time used by people
      - money, influencers
  - - - cases where its gone wrong
        
        https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/may/15/teenage-girl-kills-herself-after-instagram-poll-in-malaysia
        
        https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/oct/28/instagram-extend-ban-images-self-harm-cartoons
        
        https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47069865
- - - - promoting slimming products that they don't use themselves
      - lifestyle that may seem unachievable
    - - not explicitly promoting negative body image
      - case of "perfect body"
      - "showing off on social media"
      - https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/demi-rose-mawby-boob-job-12722506
  - - - size 12
        
        been criticised for her in the style campaign
      - "To be told my body is not the right body to talk about body confidence is pure body shaming," she wrote.
        "No one knows your story, your relationship with your body unless they’ve lived inside your body your whole lifetime."
      - “For me it’s just about appreciating my body and all the amazing things it’s doing for me – breathing, regulating my temperature. People say body positivity is a trend, but I think it’s only going to carry on. Once you start talking to yourself kindly and appreciating your body, you never want to go back.”
        
        https://www.stylist.co.uk/people/chessie-king-instagram-influencer-body-positivity-love-your-body/274717
    - - hives on her butt
      - spoke out about her post partum depression
      - outspoken, loud, open and keeps it real with people
      - deemed "miss body positivity"
      - former model
      - "There have been times I've cried to John, where I felt like I could never have 'that' body," she recently said during a speech at BeautyCon LA, according to The Hollywood Reporter. . "Everyone has a butt now and curves and a little waist and that's not me." (Same, girl, same.) "I'm jealous of those bodies and I want that," she continued, "but I also feel like I really want to be cool with my body because of people like you guys." Thanks for reminding us that our best body is the body we already have
      - "I was actually just taking a picture of the bruises and then I saw the stretch marks in there. I have those apps, the Facetune and Photoshopping ones, and I just didn't feel like doing it anymore—and I'm never doing it again, because I think we forgot what normal people look like now,"
        
        https://www.shape.com/celebrities/celebrity-photos/proof-chrissy-teigen-ultimate-truth-teller-when-it-comes-body?slide=3aa9142f-928a-49c3-a0d0-39fc1a27827e#3aa9142f-928a-49c3-a0d0-39fc1a27827e
        
        selfie outtakes
        
        use picture
      - Just last month, Teigen told Mashable, "I'd die for hips. I want to have this womanly, feminine body." Some might interpret this comment as being anti-body-positive because she's showing dissatisfaction with her body. However she continues to tell Mashable, "I think it's extra important right now to show a woman not wholly retouched...It's not normal. I think it's our responsibility as women to show our flaws and how we're far from perfect."
        
        https://www.bustle.com/articles/107288-13-times-chrissy-teigen-was-a-body-positive-role-model-on-instagram