Is this correct to say? Bodybuilding Young Woman Beats Anorexia Through Exercise.
Or should I use it this way: Bodybuilding Young Woman Beats Anorexia With Exercise.
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3(in response to the close vote) This is not a proofreading question. It's about through versus with. I would prefer not to close this question with that particular close reason.– user230Commented Dec 7, 2016 at 12:51
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3This isn't a matter of being "correct", it's a stylistic choice (where credible alternatives include through, with, by, using, via, etc.).– FumbleFingersCommented Dec 7, 2016 at 14:57
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Young Woman Bodybuilder Beats Anorexia with Exercise– LambieCommented Dec 7, 2016 at 21:11
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I would say "through" rather than "with". To me, "through" implies that bodybuilding was more than just a tool, it was a process and an experience she went through that helped her.
