On average, the daily engagement with media content among the Swiss population is about 450 minutes. This raises questions about the consequences of usage behavior. Current studies mostly indicate a negative impact on young women's satisfaction with their body image, but they also report controversial results. The present study investigates whether there is indeed a correlation between the extent of daily media consumption and dissatisfaction with body image, using healthy participants and patients with an eating disorder. It is hypothesized that the higher the media consumption, the more negative the body image of young women, as they presumably feel pressured by the beauty ideals promoted in the media.