Why do people always get hung up on insignificant stuff like this? The top comments are about them calling it “manorexia”. Honestly, who the fuck cares what she calls it?
okay but why does it have to be called 'MANorexia'??? Anorexia is a mental illness that applies to all genders.... lol its like people forget that men actually have emotions just because they typically choose to show it less. an eating disorder is an eating disorder, theres no such thing as female anorexia so there shouldnt be such a thing as MANorexia. it just another way for society to tell a man "oh yes you are sick, but not as sick as this woman, so lets give your disease a stupider name... to make people think its less serious"
It was Jeremy himself who coined the phrase on his blog. Not every person out there is trying to "discriminate" against men. Stop being such a social justice warrior.
Greys no what this CZcamsr said is right there should be no gender term to it. Ed is an Ed. I know what it being a guy with an eating disorder thinking I was the only one.
Im a man, and I still battle body image issues. It started when I was 11, and then when I was 15 I started sticking my toothbrush down my throat and stopped eating regular size meals. Eventually I passed out and had to go to the hospital. Then my hair started falling out due to malnutrition and avitaminosis. So I had to cut all my hair off because it left bald patches on my head. Thankfully my hair grew back BUT it’s texture and richness isn’t the same as it use to be. It also doesn’t grow as fast as it use to. Now at age 27 I no longer do that stuff (partially because if I miss a meal the stomach pain is unbearable). And my whole metabolism is still effected by it, and I get tired easily as a result. I can even exercise very well because my bones are still brittle from the abuse I put my body through. All I can say, if you’re doing it now...PLEASE DON’T DO IT! Please Don’t starve yourself, and please don’t make yourself throw up. It’ll just make everything your feeling worse.
Thanks for sharing this, it gave me hope that one day I can be comfortable and happy with myself but I can’t bring myself to attempt recovery yet. I feel like its not manly to ask for help (I’m a trans guy) but staying sick feels just as invalidating since it’s stereotypically a “girl’s disease.” I don’t know what to do anymore. I’ve developed anaemia I’ve screwed up potassium levels and threw up blood but I still can’t stop. I’m 14 now but I started when I was 9 its just engrained into me now.
at the end when he says "i'd rather be happy than buff" he is in a veiled way saying he's happier being emaciated i think. strange to see a case where the guy's good looks are so obviously validated by others, his trade in fact, and he chooses the other look anyway. important to note that many anorexics will publicly agree re: how scarily gaunt they are etc etc but of course they relish the look and want a more extreme version.
R.I.P Jeremy and all those who loose they're battle with anorexia. It is such a frightening and tragic condition. I wish their was a miracle cure for these poor people. I hope as time goes on more and more can overcome this illness and enjoy their lives in a healthy body. Also I hope tragic sufferers like Jeremy don't die in vain and have their storys told to raise awareness.
A friend of mine left the fashion industry in London a few years ago because he was also heading down this route. To those who don't understand how it happens, my male friend became obsessed with having muscles and thus terrified of "softness" in his body ( aka, natural fat). His agency also kept pressuring him to "look more angular", aka lose weight so his cheekbones, muscles, etc. would stand out more. I watch this and I am so glad my friend is out of this strange industry. RIP Jeremy.
When my anorexia was found out, I was forced to eat over 3,500 calories every day. I put on 2 stone in a month, and was normal weight and people tried to keep me on that diet even though it could have potentially made me obese with 'healthy food'. I found out my own diet again and am applying for an athletics scholarship :)
This is so heartbreaking, modelling is one of the worst industries to be in, so much pressure to be a certain way - even when you're a guy. I hope he gets better before he dies, because 1/5 anorexics die.
There is thin & then there is underwieght. Just as some guys have a larger build with wider shoulders, or lean towards gaining weight easily, or building muscle easily, some guys have trouble gaining weight, and this applies to women too. However, when you reach a certain level, you beyond what is healthy because, your body starts feeding off itself to survive. I'm not talking about your body burning up fat, because the fat is gone. When people get this skinny, the body starts feeding off muscles including the heart, off of organs, etc, which is why people with eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. This is also why they drop dead of strikes, heart attacks, kidney failure, etc. I had a family member wh Ko left two adolescent children behind when they b died from this disorder. There is no glamor or glory for nm needlessly ending your life leaving a deep dark hole in the hearts of your loved one's.
To be honest I don't think even people with an eating disorder can wrap their head around it; before I developed the illness I did used to think 'why would anyone do that?! I would never do such a thing', and only when it happened to me did I realise that it was an illness that can creep up on anyone, against your will and intelligence :( But I appreciate your honesty in admitting you don't understand, unlike some people who will hurtfully shout 'that's stupid!' in ignorance.
RIP Jeremy. its a shame he passed away. seems like he was trying to get better. there is soo much pressure in the public to be "thin and in shape". Anprexoa is a serious disease that not everyone recovers from. we need to start looking at peoples inner beauty then what they look like on the outside. no one should have to suffer or go through this. hope men and women who are suffering can speak up and get help before its too late.
I went through the same thing he did; Im 5'8 and at my lowest point I was down to 95 pounds. It started with me in 9th grade; I was 14 yrs. old, and the only male in a classroom full of weight conscious, teenage girls. Now Im 34 and still having weight issues; its really scary because people think its a joke, but it consumes my whole life; I have become afraid of food. I just want to be happy, and have a nice slim body.
168 lbs would be healthy weight for you at the very least. I'm 5' 10" and weigh 240 lbs. I'm at the upper end of normal weight; perhaps even overweight. But I'm NOT obese.
I don't know guys,I can't understand anorexia too well. I am a 14 year old male,174cm and 58kg. I try to pay attention to what I eat as I can gain weight easily but thankfully I can also gain muscle easily. So I burn the extra calories with cardio and working out. I have more muscle than all my friends. Nothing will stop me from eating pizza or a cold sandwich except if it is late at night. How can't these people eat? I just don't understand this. I can't think of myself being unable to eat a gyro (I'm Greek)
It's a psychological thing. I am a recovering anorexic, and I used to not be able to eat, I couldn't physically make myself eat. Yes one gets hungry, but you just suppress your hunger. I went through many different methods: cigarettes, sleeping pills, dieting pills. I as an anorexic used to spend 2-3 hours a day running or jogging. I was put into 2 clinics for treatment, which both failed. But after my mother died I began to recover (she used to say I was too fat, even when I was at 50kg). But now I am 171cm and 43kg. And the thing about being so skinny and staying that skinny, is that it's hard to put the weight on then to lose it.
I was very skinny for years but I didn't look like this guy. I am 5' 9" and was 95#. I ate, though, and didn't throw up. I had let myself get to 175# in my early 20's and felt LOUSY. Soon as I lost the extra weight I felt great, had lots of energy & was like a kid. At 35 my skin was tight & I was tanned & fit. My weight varied from 95 to 105 & I didn't pay much attention to it. My blood pressure was 90/60 & even when exercising I couldn't even tell I had a heart. I love being skinny!
I can't believe that guy still has such a thick head of hair being so light with skin so thin. Hair is normally one of the first sources of resource expenditure that is sacrificed. By the time yone's body has burned up so much muscle tissue and skin tissue for nutrients the person has very thin hair, usually.
This is the look that fashion label Saint Laurent Paris is looking for; it sickens me how men with twig thin legs are being glorified and inevitably will lead to younger generations looking to emulate it. Stop thinking the 'meth addict' look is stylish.
Rest in Peace Jermeny. What a painful and drawn out way to die. The brain is a very complex organ in our body and it can really trip one up emotionally. Anyone can be triggered by mental illness (yes, this is a mental disease that gets triggered by stress and a whole host of things). Starving the brain from nutrition, really can trigger a multitude of physical and emotional stresses.
You should watch the short videos he made in the final months of his life. You can find them at the side. Heart-breaking. BTW, he had anorexia issues from the time he was a teenager.
@VHDT10 i thought i would look beautiful. the sad truth is, you're right. i was drained. felt dizzy and sick all the time and i was constantly cold, even in the summer. my mum couldn't even look at me without crying. but its behind me now, i weigh a healthy 45kg now and im still gaining.
@emzzie2011 Mostly it's mental,your thoughts "ughh I'm fat,gotta' loose some" but some people get it so bad they properly can't eat,because they keep chucking it back up :(
I too have eating disorder called psychological bulemia ! My brain is in control of my eating ! I dont do the purging but do still have the binging issues. I hope to let all who meet me know that that men too have eating disorders and that does not make us weird ! I come from a long line of heavy people but with counseling and determination i will survive this monster in my head!
I know of a man who self imposed a diet to lose his "big belly" when he was 14.5 y. It went terribly wrong. He became anorexic until 15.5 y when he resumed normal eating but the harm had been done: he had stunted growth (shortlegged forever, only grew up to 5' 6.5"), rotten teeth, became neurotic & obsessive, terribly depressed (tried suicide when he was 16), sexually confused & somewhat impotent for life, and never got the looks or the personality of a grown man. He fucked up his adolescence.
Oh my God. He died in June 2010. That poor man. I really wish that the media portrayed people that are perfect to have better personalities than bodies.
How on earth do you have a "spout" of two eating disorders? Were you even diagnosed? What was your bmi during this "spout"? What were your rules about eating and how would you have felt if you broke one of them? How much pain were you in with the constant hunger and vomiting? How depressed did you become? Cripes, I've never had an ED and yet I'm not stupid enough to think one can simply get a "spout" of one.
"it was never good enough..." and then he decidet to not eat anymore? Damn, it's crazy when your mind fucks with you. I can't wrap my head around this.
@leoelmosca yeah I understand that but theres so many failing that routine coz they feel disgusting from all the bad oils and junk food. For example me personally ,I feel grosed and depressed after eating so much junk. Hence they must feel worse.They should give them more of the healthy oils. olive oils nuts (like you said) and equal amount of calories that could make up for the junk. Sum healthy foods r very high in calories they should try those type. Eating junk quickly just makes them worse
@niteflowe but isn't it simple to see you will die from not eating and you probably felt very sick and drained all the time right? so why let it happen for so long?
when you deprive yourself of Nutrition your body hangs on to what you do feed it, you see, what you just told me gives me incite into what your doing wrong, alot of people really don't understand nutrition, its not just how much you eat, its also what you eat
@niteflowe how much is 45kg in lbs? (sorry, american :P). Well I am very happy to hear you are doing better. Keep it up and if you need words of encouragement don't hesitate to message me.
It's still called anorexia nervosa even when men are sick.
Lauren Anon thank you!
Not to be confused with anorexia, which alone means a symptom of lack of appetite.
"manorexia" STOP It's just anorexia
It’s not an official medical term. It’s just describing a male with anorexia because it’s more common with females.
Why do people always get hung up on insignificant stuff like this? The top comments are about them calling it “manorexia”. Honestly, who the fuck cares what she calls it?
Term "menorexia" is simply idiotic
no, means anorexia in mens
Jose Sanchez it’s still the exact same disease.
That term is infuriating! It's sex discrimination. The term is anorexia nervosa!
@@christianbrowning4350 it's sexist
Its like calling calling a pig woman a wig
sadly he lost the battle
Poor soul
It's so sad. :(
He was so beautiful
Manorexic, pls. Anorexia is Anorexia regardless of gender.
Wow. I can't help but cry. I feel so sorry for this man. May he rest in peace. I hope that wherever he is now, he's comfortable with himself.
nice words
He's not dead.
@@ButterflyQueene07 Um… you know this comment is 7 years old, right? 😂 I don’t even know what this is about anymore
"Rather be happy than buff",, he is not happy..
okay but why does it have to be called 'MANorexia'??? Anorexia is a mental illness that applies to all genders.... lol its like people forget that men actually have emotions just because they typically choose to show it less. an eating disorder is an eating disorder, theres no such thing as female anorexia so there shouldnt be such a thing as MANorexia. it just another way for society to tell a man "oh yes you are sick, but not as sick as this woman, so lets give your disease a stupider name... to make people think its less serious"
+Paris Anastasia Yep, just like "man-bun." It's a freaking BUN!! Period.
It was Jeremy himself who coined the phrase on his blog. Not every person out there is trying to "discriminate" against men. Stop being such a social justice warrior.
Exactly, whats next bulleMANia instead of bullenia. Or how about MANopause instead Menopause.
Greys no what this CZcamsr said is right there should be no gender term to it. Ed is an Ed. I know what it being a guy with an eating disorder thinking I was the only one.
Paris Anastasia I was just about to say that
this guy passed away.
he was SO SO handsome. I hope he's alright.
omg.... :/
+dino217 when how?
+Minnie Ap. He died on june 1st 2010 almost 21 years aftre this video was shot. :(
+ratherbenapping 10 from the anorexia. he was only about 66 pounds when he died
Laura Richter i literally cried so hard when I watched this. he was a nice man just very sick. this is so so sad.
I didn't see any food in that fridge.
I saw alot of yogurts
+German Guzman like he said
Im a man, and I still battle body image issues. It started when I was 11, and then when I was 15 I started sticking my toothbrush down my throat and stopped eating regular size meals. Eventually I passed out and had to go to the hospital. Then my hair started falling out due to malnutrition and avitaminosis. So I had to cut all my hair off because it left bald patches on my head. Thankfully my hair grew back BUT it’s texture and richness isn’t the same as it use to be. It also doesn’t grow as fast as it use to.
Now at age 27 I no longer do that stuff (partially because if I miss a meal the stomach pain is unbearable). And my whole metabolism is still effected by it, and I get tired easily as a result. I can even exercise very well because my bones are still brittle from the abuse I put my body through.
All I can say, if you’re doing it now...PLEASE DON’T DO IT! Please Don’t starve yourself, and please don’t make yourself throw up. It’ll just make everything your feeling worse.
Thanks for sharing this, it gave me hope that one day I can be comfortable and happy with myself but I can’t bring myself to attempt recovery yet.
I feel like its not manly to ask for help (I’m a trans guy) but staying sick feels just as invalidating since it’s stereotypically a “girl’s disease.”
I don’t know what to do anymore. I’ve developed anaemia I’ve screwed up potassium levels and threw up blood but I still can’t stop. I’m 14 now but I started when I was 9 its just engrained into me now.
Rest in peace, Jeremy.
Ok wtf he was actually super model material before, good job society👏🏻
I don't even know who he is but I'm crying so hard, this is so sad
Bad timing but I ship LARRY too. And he passed away sadly.
at the end when he says "i'd rather be happy than buff" he is in a veiled way saying he's happier being emaciated i think. strange to see a case where the guy's good looks are so obviously validated by others, his trade in fact, and he chooses the other look anyway. important to note that many anorexics will publicly agree re: how scarily gaunt they are etc etc but of course they relish the look and want a more extreme version.
R.I.P Jeremy and all those who loose they're battle with anorexia. It is such a frightening and tragic condition. I wish their was a miracle cure for these poor people. I hope as time goes on more and more can overcome this illness and enjoy their lives in a healthy body. Also I hope tragic sufferers like Jeremy don't die in vain and have their storys told to raise awareness.
A friend of mine left the fashion industry in London a few years ago because he was also heading down this route. To those who don't understand how it happens, my male friend became obsessed with having muscles and thus terrified of "softness" in his body ( aka, natural fat). His agency also kept pressuring him to "look more angular", aka lose weight so his cheekbones, muscles, etc. would stand out more. I watch this and I am so glad my friend is out of this strange industry. RIP Jeremy.
Jeremy died in 2010. He weighed only 66 pounds.
"I felt the need to be perfect in my body shape and size"...he DID look perfect! How sad.
He was so sweet I wish he had recovered
This breaks my heart.
He was soooooooooooooo gorgeous it's crazy how weight can totally change your looks.
When my anorexia was found out, I was forced to eat over 3,500 calories every day. I put on 2 stone in a month, and was normal weight and people tried to keep me on that diet even though it could have potentially made me obese with 'healthy food'. I found out my own diet again and am applying for an athletics scholarship :)
This is so heartbreaking, modelling is one of the worst industries to be in, so much pressure to be a certain way - even when you're a guy. I hope he gets better before he dies, because 1/5 anorexics die.
There is thin & then there is underwieght. Just as some guys have a larger build with wider shoulders, or lean towards gaining weight easily, or building muscle easily, some guys have trouble gaining weight, and this applies to women too. However, when you reach a certain level, you beyond what is healthy because, your body starts feeding off itself to survive. I'm not talking about your body burning up fat, because the fat is gone. When people get this skinny, the body starts feeding off muscles including the heart, off of organs, etc, which is why people with eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness. This is also why they drop dead of strikes, heart attacks, kidney failure, etc. I had a family member wh Ko left two adolescent children behind when they b died from this disorder. There is no glamor or glory for nm needlessly ending your life leaving a deep dark hole in the hearts of your loved one's.
To be honest I don't think even people with an eating disorder can wrap their head around it; before I developed the illness I did used to think 'why would anyone do that?! I would never do such a thing', and only when it happened to me did I realise that it was an illness that can creep up on anyone, against your will and intelligence :( But I appreciate your honesty in admitting you don't understand, unlike some people who will hurtfully shout 'that's stupid!' in ignorance.
man he made that connected eye brow look good.
He weighed 66 lbs at the time of his death in June 2010
I am male, i went thru bulimia @25
I used to read jeremys blog which now seems to be deleted and come back to look him up around once a year.. such a shame what happened to him
RIP Jeremy. its a shame he passed away. seems like he was trying to get better. there is soo much pressure in the public to be "thin and in shape". Anprexoa is a serious disease that not everyone recovers from. we need to start looking at peoples inner beauty then what they look like on the outside. no one should have to suffer or go through this. hope men and women who are suffering can speak up and get help before its too late.
this was so tragic he was absolutely stunning. What pushed him to this exactly?
RIP Jeremy
The last thing he said is that life is looking better. Not really. He died and weighed probably 60 pounds at death. It's on youtube. Very disturbing.
Do you know the link? I can't find it on CZcams.
MethodX18
Type in "jeremy gillitzer". You'll see his homemade last videos of when he weighed 60 something pounds.
Oh man. He died? I hope I can find the story.
SADEST Story i ever seen. Shame he didn't Fight the DEMONS enough to overcome it. Seems lovely Dude.
Good bye Jeremy. You’re not forgotten.
I went through the same thing he did; Im 5'8 and at my lowest point I was down to 95 pounds. It started with me in 9th grade; I was 14 yrs. old, and the only male in a classroom full of weight conscious, teenage girls. Now Im 34 and still having weight issues; its really scary because people think its a joke, but it consumes my whole life; I have become afraid of food. I just want to be happy, and have a nice slim body.
168 lbs would be healthy weight for you at the very least. I'm 5' 10" and weigh 240 lbs. I'm at the upper end of normal weight; perhaps even overweight. But I'm NOT obese.
I don't know guys,I can't understand anorexia too well. I am a 14 year old male,174cm and 58kg. I try to pay attention to what I eat as I can gain weight easily but thankfully I can also gain muscle easily. So I burn the extra calories with cardio and working out. I have more muscle than all my friends. Nothing will stop me from eating pizza or a cold sandwich except if it is late at night. How can't these people eat? I just don't understand this. I can't think of myself being unable to eat a gyro (I'm Greek)
It's a psychological thing. I am a recovering anorexic, and I used to not be able to eat, I couldn't physically make myself eat. Yes one gets hungry, but you just suppress your hunger. I went through many different methods: cigarettes, sleeping pills, dieting pills. I as an anorexic used to spend 2-3 hours a day running or jogging. I was put into 2 clinics for treatment, which both failed. But after my mother died I began to recover (she used to say I was too fat, even when I was at 50kg). But now I am 171cm and 43kg. And the thing about being so skinny and staying that skinny, is that it's hard to put the weight on then to lose it.
Patrick Noren thanks for clearing that out!
Thank you! I was wondering where the "topic" police was...
We love and miss you, Jeremy.
Oh my goodness... he was so hot before!! This is so sad...
Who told him to do that to himself? He was beautiful!
RIP Jeremy...Your struggle has ended.
I'm a guy who was diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. I've had it since I was 12. I'm 15 now.
"manorexia" u mean anorexia
I feel so sorry for this man. What a sexy sexy guy.
I was very skinny for years but I didn't look like this guy.
I am 5' 9" and was 95#. I ate, though, and didn't throw
up. I had let myself get to 175# in my early 20's and
felt LOUSY. Soon as I lost the extra weight I felt great,
had lots of energy & was like a kid. At 35 my skin was
tight & I was tanned & fit.
My weight varied from 95 to 105 & I didn't pay much
attention to it. My blood pressure was 90/60 & even
when exercising I couldn't even tell I had a heart. I
love being skinny!
I can't believe that guy still has such a thick head of hair being so light with skin so thin. Hair is normally one of the first sources of resource expenditure that is sacrificed. By the time yone's body has burned up so much muscle tissue and skin tissue for nutrients the person has very thin hair, usually.
He was so pretty and attractive
This is the look that fashion label Saint Laurent Paris is looking for; it sickens me how men with twig thin legs are being glorified and inevitably will lead to younger generations looking to emulate it. Stop thinking the 'meth addict' look is stylish.
The epitome of from hero to zero
Rest in Peace Jermeny. What a painful and drawn out way to die.
The brain is a very complex organ in our body and it can really trip one up emotionally. Anyone can be triggered by mental illness (yes, this is a mental disease that gets triggered by stress and a whole host of things). Starving the brain from nutrition, really can trigger a multitude of physical and emotional stresses.
Oh I didn't know they were making a sequel to the Machinist.
Completely tragic ...I can't help but think an evil force was at work in this mans life
It's rare to come across an ignorant comment followed by an ignorant question. Thanks for the entertainment.
RIP, Jeremy...
He would have been 51 years old today.
Amazing how some people will never be satisfied.
You should watch the short videos he made in the final months of his life. You can find them at the side. Heart-breaking. BTW, he had anorexia issues from the time he was a teenager.
I suffered from anorexia from 11 to 14 and bulimia from 14 to 19
@PreciousPrincess1992
OMG. I had no clue he passed away! So tragic. May he rest in peace.
First problem? That GIANT SCALE in his home.
Rest in peace, brave angel ;(
feel sorry for him.
it just goes to show, that we (men) are not excempt from the pressures of 'looking absolutely perfect'
hope he is still on the up
You can have it all, but still be unhappy
r.i.p jeremy.
@VHDT10 i thought i would look beautiful. the sad truth is, you're right. i was drained. felt dizzy and sick all the time and i was constantly cold, even in the summer. my mum couldn't even look at me without crying. but its behind me now, i weigh a healthy 45kg now and im still gaining.
Spinal from Killer Instinct.
As a man who suffered with anorexia in college, I want to commend you for turning your life around. I did it and you can too.
Rest in peace. He pass away few weeks ago.
omg he never recovered
Everyone with anorexia was so attractive back then... :(
r.i.p jeremy
@emzzie2011 Mostly it's mental,your thoughts "ughh I'm fat,gotta' loose some" but some people get it so bad they properly can't eat,because they keep chucking it back up :(
Rest in peace jeremey
R.I.P man....
Dang. Seems like he'd be happy the way he was
rest in peace. may you be watched over at last.
I too have eating disorder called psychological bulemia ! My brain is in control of my eating ! I dont do the purging but do still have the binging issues. I hope to let all who meet me know that that men too have eating disorders and that does not make us weird ! I come from a long line of heavy people but with counseling and determination i will survive this monster in my head!
RIP Jeremy... Hopefully your fate will help others to fight for life, including me who was also a male model who has become obsessed.
I know of a man who self imposed a diet to lose his "big belly" when he was 14.5 y. It went terribly wrong. He became anorexic until 15.5 y when he resumed normal eating but the harm had been done: he had stunted growth (shortlegged forever, only grew up to 5' 6.5"), rotten teeth, became neurotic & obsessive, terribly depressed (tried suicide when he was 16), sexually confused & somewhat impotent for life, and never got the looks or the personality of a grown man. He fucked up his adolescence.
RIP Jeremy
Oh my God. He died in June 2010. That poor man. I really wish that the media portrayed people that are perfect to have better personalities than bodies.
How on earth do you have a "spout" of two eating disorders? Were you even diagnosed? What was your bmi during this "spout"? What were your rules about eating and how would you have felt if you broke one of them? How much pain were you in with the constant hunger and vomiting? How depressed did you become? Cripes, I've never had an ED and yet I'm not stupid enough to think one can simply get a "spout" of one.
OMG. He was gorgeous. He WAS perfect. How could he think he looks better now. Damn.
How tragic. The man was stunning.
RIP Jeremy. Sooo sad he never recovered his batttles with anorexia... He was just 38 years old.
"it was never good enough..." and then he decidet to not eat anymore? Damn, it's crazy when your mind fucks with you. I can't wrap my head around this.
@leoelmosca yeah I understand that but theres so many failing that routine coz they feel disgusting from all the bad oils and junk food. For example me personally ,I feel grosed and depressed after eating so much junk. Hence they must feel worse.They should give them more of the healthy oils. olive oils nuts (like you said) and equal amount of calories that could make up for the junk. Sum healthy foods r very high in calories they should try those type. Eating junk quickly just makes them worse
He was one of the 1/5. Died 2010. :(
People in school can be awful... please don't let them change you.
It's rare to come across such an ignorant question. Thanks for the entertainment.
well said thankyou
RIP. They're going to talk about his death tomorrow on Inside Edition.
Though this story did end on a positive and promising note, he did eventually die from anorexia.
@niteflowe but isn't it simple to see you will die from not eating and you probably felt very sick and drained all the time right? so why let it happen for so long?
when you deprive yourself of Nutrition your body hangs on to what you do feed it, you see, what you just told me gives me incite into what your doing wrong, alot of people really don't understand nutrition, its not just how much you eat, its also what you eat
@niteflowe how much is 45kg in lbs? (sorry, american :P). Well I am very happy to hear you are doing better. Keep it up and if you need words of encouragement don't hesitate to message me.
Holy shit! 66 pounds?
There is no different than a He-man and a Barbie doll. Both of those can cause eating disorders.