Fiona Apple/ picture right
famous singer/songwriter, was raped
outside of her apartment at the age of
twelve...This is, I think, no matter your age, a
rather traumatic/distablizing event! As a
result, paranoia set in: she would check her
closets to make sure no one was hiding in
the house. Understandly, Fiona was
nervous around older men and had
terrible,violent dreams.She then developed
an eating disorder. Today, Fiona is
frustrated with the misunderstanding of her
eating disorder. She says, "I definitely had
an eating disorder. What was really
frustrating for me was that everyone thought
I was anorexic, and I wasn't. I was really
depressed and self-loathing. For me, it
wasn't about being thin, it was about getting
rid of the bait attached to my body. A lot of it
came from the self-loathing that came from
being raped at the point of developing my
voluptuousness. I just thought that if you
had a body and if you had anything on you
that would be grabbed, it would be grabbed.
So I did purposely get rid of it." As a result of
her eating disorder, Fiona became
extremely thin, but was written off by the
media as trying to "fit in." "It was colors.I
couldn't eat things that looked a certain
way,a certain color." The reason she was
like that was because she felt she had no
control over her life.
more fiona.
Jessica Alba/ picture right

Jessica confessed the problems started
when she was at school and her weight
dropped at to just 100lbs. She first started
worrying about her weight when she hit
puberty and started developing womanly
curves.

"A lot of girls have eating disorders and I did
too. I became obsessed with it."

"I stopped going to regular school at seventh
grade. I had big dreams. I was focused at a
very young age. I hated school. I didn't have
any friends”, Jessica said

"Everyone in my family is overweight. I
wanted to be healthier, so I started cooking
for myself when I was 12”, she continued.

The problem grew worse after she filmed
Dark Angel in 2002, when she stopped
eating and started a three-hour-a-day
exercise regime.

"A lot of girls have eating disorders and I did
too. I became obsessed with it."

When her weight went below seven stone
and she couldn't stop shivering, she knew
she had to sort it out. more on Jessica Alba
(click here)
The Barbi Twins
Picture to the right
Known as THE BARBI TWINS, Shane
and Sia Barbi first shot to fame in the
mid 90's with two of Playboy's top
selling issues. The Barbi Twins also
started the multimillion-dollar calendar
business with four worldwide #1 selling
calendars. This made them household
names and generated TV & movie
scripts which were written for them,
exclusively. After becoming comic book
heroines, "The Hollywood Icons", as
the media called them,took a
sabbatical at the peak of their
careers.The choice of a quiet life
enabled them to recover from their
life-death struggle with bulimia.

Weeklong fasts to lose weight for
fashion shows and photo shoots were
followed by bouts of non-stop eating. "I
went feast and famine,feast and
famine.That was my wholelife.There
was no such thing as sitting down to a
normal meal," says Sia. The sisters
deny using cosmetic enhancements
and claim their bodies are the result of
a super-human exercise routine."I did
10 hours of exercise seven days a
week," says Sia."I was in so much pain
all the time." Eventually,the sisters
developed full-blown bulimia - Shane
would vomit,Sia took laxatives.At one
point,the two -5 feet 9 inches
tall-weighed just over 100 pounds
each.Rock bottom came when Sia
collapsed after taking more than 100
laxatives."It looked like she had a
cardiac arrest or she was paralyzed on
the right side,"says Shane.She got
immediate medical help and recovered
from her overdose,but her doctor
warned her that if she didn't stop,she
would die.Shane's husband
encouraged them to attend meetings
of Overeaters Anonymous,a 12-step
program. They have written a book
and are touring high schools and
colleges,telling young women not to
make the same mistakes they made.
click here for more.
Carre Otis/picture right

Model and actress Carré Otis starved
herself for nearly 17 years. The five-
foot-ten fashion model, once whittled
herself down to 100 pounds--and
nearly died in her quest for thinness.
Today, she is healthy and trying to
educate other women about the deadly
dangers of eating disorders.

- As a top fashion model, Carre Otis
made her living on looking thin and
beautiful. But now she is sharing the
ugly truth about the weight-loss
strategies she subjected herself to and
the dire health consequences that
resulted.

“I had been on this insane diet for
almost 17 years to maintain the weight
that was demanded of me when I was
modeling,” Otis says. “My diet was
really starvation. I am not naturally that
thin so I had to go through everything
from using drugs to diet pills to
laxatives to fasting. Those were my
main ways of controlling my weight.”

COOPER: Well, earlier, I spoke with
Carrie Otis, the supermodel who nearly
starved herself to death using extreme
diets, exercise, eventually cocaine and
heroin, to try to stay thin. Now, after
gaining weight, she's living a much
healthier lifestyle. And along with
modeling, Carrie Otis is now a
spokesperson for the National Eating
Disorders Association.

I want to show you a picture of you in
1994, and you are so thin in it. What,
you know, and people see that, and
that's something that they want to be
like that. What were you actually doing
to yourself to look like that?

CARRIE OTIS, SUPERMODEL: I think
at that point in my life, I was probably
doing what most of the girls in the
industry in terms of dieting down do.
And it was really just not eating and
not having the information, not
understanding how a body works. And
also there was just so much pressure.
You know, if somebody said to you,
Well, you've got to lose weight, you've
got to be thinner than what you are,
nobody said, OK, this is how you do it.
So you're talking about really young
kids...

COOPER: So (UNINTELLIGIBLE)...

OTIS: ... you know, in this industry.

COOPER: So to get that figure and
maintain it, you would, I mean, on a
daily basis, you would eat what?

OTIS: On a daily basis, I'd probably
have salad, and then there was the
theory of, you know, well, drink your
calories. So you would have alcohol or
some wine. But it was, for the most
part, it was just eating very, very little
and not nutritiously, and it was kind of
a starvation diet.

COOPER: And did you feel pressure, I
mean, from agents, from editors, from
photographers to keep that going? I
mean, were they supportive of that?

OTIS: They're -- it's not like anyone
said, Well, just stop eating. Nobody
said that. But they also sort of left you
to your own devices about, whatever
you need to do to get to that weight,
that's what you are going to need to do.

COOPER: And yet, as unhealthy as
you were, and as, I mean, you were
starving yourself, you say, you were
even more successful. I mean, you got
the cover of "Sports Illustrated." What
did you do to get to look like that? I
understand you, I mean, worked out
severely. You went on a really crash
diet.

OTIS: And the workouts would have
been very different had I, you know,
also been taking care of myself in a,
you know, in regards to nutrition. But
still I was definitely working out. I mean,
you call it, I think, you know, it's a form
of anorexia, where it's just like,
consistent, nonstop workouts. You
don't feed or refuel your body enough.

So I was, I was working out excessively.
I wasn't eating enough. And at that
point, you know, my body, it really took
a toll on my body.

COOPER: You ended up having to
have heart surgery, because you, am I
right, you had holes in your heart?

OTIS: Yes, I did. I ended up having to
have heart surgery.

COOPER: And that's from, you think,
malnutrition from, from?

OTIS: Years of malnutrition. I mean,
this is, like, this is 17 years of
malnutrition. Yes.

COOPER: As you look back on the you
of that time, I mean, what do you see?

OTIS: What's so interesting is, I
remember, you know, I'll look at a
magazine and pick up a picture, and I
remember thinking at that time, on that
day, that I felt a certain way, which was
not thin. You know, I felt fat. And I
looked...

COOPER: Even when you were
starving yourself...

OTIS: Even...

COOPER: ... even when you were on
the cover of "Sports Illustrated"?
OTIS: Yes, you don't see it. When
you're in that mentality, when you're in
that mindset, you don't really see the
reality before you. So for me, this point
in my life I look back with a tremendous
amount of compassion and a
tremendous amount of understanding
for what other women, other men go
through who are, you know -- it's a
very, you know, obsessed way to live.
There's no freedom.
When there are expectations placed
on an individual, and you are not
normally going to fit into a certain size
or, you know, you are going to do your
damndest to fit into what people want
until you have enough of yourself
established to not really -- at this point
in my life it's like, whatever. I come as I
am and I am really comfortable in my
life and I refuse to compromise my
integrity and my sanity and my sense
of well-being at this point.
COOPER: It seems like you're in a
good place. Carrie Otis, thank you
very much.
MELANIE C
While ex-bandmate Geri Halliwell has
spoken at length about her battle with
bulimia,Mel has kept quiet about her own
suffering until now. Back in 2003, Mel C
spoke to the UK's "The Mirror" Newspaper.
Here's what she said during her interview,
"You know how people have a mid-life
crisis?Well,I had a mid-20s crisis.The
problem started years ago,mainly
because,throughout the time I was in the
Spice Girls,I had an eating disorder.It was
not as serious as anorexia but I didn't eat
normally."

"That messed with my health and triggered
a chemical imbalance which affected my
moods. When the Spice Girls got together I
was only 20 and although I thought I knew
it all, I was still a baby. To deal with what
happened to us however amazing it felt at
the time - was incredibly hard. We had
fantastic times and very difficult times.
People say they wouldn't change a thing
but there's quite a bit I'd change.
Especially the way I handled it."

"Everyone knows about Geri's eating
disorders," she says. "It's easy to be
influenced by another person's behaviour
when you spend lots of time with
them...And once you start losing weight, it's
very addictive." --"Throughout the heyday
of the Spice Girls, my diet became more
and more restrictive, until I was just eating
fruit and veg. I went on faddy diets and
didn't touch protein or carbohydrates,
which was ridiculous, as we were running
around like maniacs. I was underweight
and living on adrenalin. That screws your
body up and I believe it had a lot to do with
bringing on the depression."
When she visited her family, Melanie ate
healthily so as not to arouse their
suspicion. "My mum assumed my tiny body
was a result of being busy with the band
and working out regularly," she says. "She
didn't have a clue I was in the gym for
three hours every day. You become very
secretive
spice girls click here.
Christina Ricci

Explaining her anorexia in her teens years,
she revealed:"I had a brief flirtation with
anorexia and when I was recovering from
that, I put on a lot of weight,which was very
dif- ficult for me. In a way, I was trying to get
rid of my breasts. Everyone my age wanted
them, so it was like, wohoo! Then, I started
hating them. And for all my movies,I was
supposed to be younger,so I had to strap
them down." Picture of Ricci to the left.
more on Ricci
(click here)
GERI HALIWELL
Former Spice Girl,Geri Halliwell, has been in
and out of therapy in
her battle against bulimia and binge eating.
She has been suffering
from the eating disorder for several years,
until a three-day binge
made her seek help. In early 2002, she
checked into a US clinic to
help with her bulimia. About her bingeing,
she said, "I realised I
couldn't control this monster anymore.I
needed to find help.About
group therapy, she said: "Here, everyone
was equal. Fame and for-
tune counted for nothing." Despite having
occasional relapses,
she believes therapy has helped her: "It
happens (bingeing) less of-
ten now and it's easier to regain control."

Her piece of advice for those who are
struggling??? "I can honestly
tell you from personal experience, that
worrying about an eating dis-
order really can get you down. There's
nothing to be ashamed about.
You'll be amazed at the difference it'll make
to your whole life if you
tell someone you trust. There are lots of
people who want to help
and you really CAN'T fight this one on your
own. It might be a hard
decision to make, to tell people and to seek
help but, trust me it's no-
where as hard as trying to deal with it on
your own."
Picture of Gerri to the right more
click here.
Courtney
Thorne-Smith

I started
undereating,overexercising,pu
shing myself too hard and
brutalizingmy immune
system."--"The amount of time
I spent thinking about food
and being upset about my
body was insane."
picture below
JANE FONDA

Veteran Hollywood actress Jane Fonda may still have a flawless appearance
but she has revealed that she has battled with bulimia for more than 30 years.
Fonda, who also has her own line of home exercise videos, admitted that she
struggled with binge-eating illness bulimia for three decades in a bid to become
the "perfect" woman. "I was bulimic for 35 years. I mistook the physical hunger
for spiritual hunger," she said. I knew intuitively that to be loved, I had to be
perfect. That leaves a dark hole in the centre of ourselves," she added. The
"Monster-in-law" beauty urged young women also battling with eating disorders
to confront their problems. photo below.
Susan Dey
Starring as "Laurie" on the popular show
"The Partridge Family",
wide-eyed,adoroble,self-assured Laurie
Partridge...In fact, Susan was, in real life a
frightened,insecure teenger suffering from
anorexia and bulimia, a young girl trying to
impose order and perfection on her life
through starvation, even forcing herself to
vomit. Susan was so underweight and
malnourished she stopped having
menstrual periods and her fingers turned
orange from eating almost nothing but
carrots. She denied having a problem until
one day at a cast party at the beach.
Co-star Danny Bonaduce exclaimed,
"What's wrong with you?! Your skin is
orange!" After this incident, and a
struggle, Dey overcame her disorder and
regained her normal health (and skin
tone).pictures of Dey then and now to the
right.
Ally Sheedy
She was just six years
old,when she started dancing
with the American Ballet
Theatre.In the 1990's she was
treated for sleeping pill
addiction.She has also battled
with bulimia nervosa,spawned
by pressure to stay thin when
she performed ballet as a child.
CARLING BASSETT

She suffered from bulimia while
on the pro tennis tour: "It
becomes part of your life, like
smoking. Or it's like being an
alcoholic. It's so easy to get into
and so hard to get out of. I
hated myself that I couldn't
stop." picture above.
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I measure myself everyday to see where I am at.  I weigh myself everyday. I read all the diet information I can get my
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I concentrate on my
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I keep a  food journal, this is a proven weight management tool everyone should try.
I
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When you don't eat very much your metabolism can slow down and you stop losing weight. Because heavy spices
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