Bulimia a new diet plan?
12.28.09
Bulimia is an eating disorder wherein a person can eat excessively and then expunging it all out through self-induced activity or through laxatives thus leading to extreme weight loss.
Famous star with the likes of Lindsay Lohan has been a victim of this kind of disorder. Lindsay Lohan was known since her childhood days and got to stardom through her movie with Mean Girls. At that movie she was seen as curvy and well fitted, however a few snapshots after, showed her to be super thin, and seemed to have extensive weight loss. Her weight management plan includes: diet pills, unhealthy lifestyle through partying all night long and alcohol, and most importantly purging food. It has been also said that she was enrolled to a weight loss program but however she may claim it she did looked entirely different.
Lindsay admitted her expunging activity in one of her interviews. She deliberately forced every food; she has taken, out of her body through self-induced vomiting. She admitted to have eaten as she desires and throws it all out after feeling guilty of eating much. It is basically a painful process and a self-defeating way of losing weight. This was looked at by media as something against her however she managed to get away with it though the “emotional stigma” card.
The Lohan families were never been that good especially between Lindsay’s parents even her entire family. This situation gave her a way out from a supposedly bad thing against her. She lost weight extensively and now looks unhealthy. Purging your food out to lose weight is not a good idea: Simply because the process in itself is not natural. Although some may claim it does not involve scientific methods nor inclined with medicine like any other diet pills however the process of forcing out food through your mouth can cause stresses to your throat and stomach.
You may have lost weight but being bulimic is not good and can even be lethal in the end. Sooner than you may hope for you will be purging out food even if you stop wanting to.