Body dysmorphia sufferer: 'It is never too late to tackle eating disorder'

Keith Russell: 'Body dysmorphia is when you are constantly worried and concerned about your appearance and how other people will perceive you.' Picture: Colin Keegan/ Collins

Keith Russell: 'Body dysmorphia is when you are constantly worried and concerned about your appearance and how other people will perceive you.' Picture: Colin Keegan/ Collins

A man who started tackling his eating disorder when he was 40 wants other men to know it is never too late to get help.

Keith Russell realised a year ago that he had body dysmorphia and undiagnosed eating disorders — after setting up his own blog and podcast on mental health issues.

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