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Recent studies have examined how digital food content impacts viewers'dietary health. A few have found that individuals with eating disorders areparticularly sensitive to digital food content, such as eating and cookingvideos, which contribute to disordered eating behaviors. However, there is alack of comprehensive studies that investigate how these individuals interactwith various digital food content. To fill this gap, we conducted two rounds ofstudies (N=23 and 22, respectively) with individuals with eating disorders tounderstand their motivations and practices of consuming digital food content.Our study reveals that participants anticipate positive effects from food mediato overcome their condition, but in practice, it often exacerbates theirdisorder. We also discovered that many participants experienced a cycle ofquitting and returning to digital food content consumption. Based on thesefindings, we articulate design implications for digital food content andmultimedia platforms to support vulnerable individuals.

Feeding the Crave: How People with Eating Disorders Get Trapped in the Perpetual Cycle of Digital Food Content