Except for the part where the cover and interview were done months ago.

LFR. Read about the "care package" she received in the hospital here.

You know what? I never hear about a male celeb having an eating disorder like Anorexia and Bulimia...in fact I've rarely heard any guy having an eating disorder.

That's mostly because the female body is portrayed as thinner being sexier, while the male body is portrayed as more muscular being sexier, so guys usually don't feel as much need to lose weight to look better. It's different for gay guys though since thinner is more appealing to other guys usually.

I forgot about that factor. With some of the guys, epecially in sports and bodybuilding competitions, we have the steroid issue.
Actually come to think of it, some wrestlers, from what I remember in High School, actually subjected themselves to not eating anything for a huge period of time in order to make the right competition weight. As soon as the weigh in was over, they attacked whatever food they could could get ahold of before competition.

I actually did a psychology paper on eating disorders back in High School! (On both Bulimia and Anorexia Nervosa) One of the things I found interesting about a bulimic, is during a binge episode, she (or he) would tend to eat up to 20,000 calories at a time. - (All of which is later purged through vomiting or through some other inappropriate alternative.)

EPT test.:-/ I guess it's more than asthma that landed her in the hospital.

WOW so many dumb people in this thread.

It' similar to bodybuilding competitions - where they have to have a ridiculously low amount of body fat and for the women, they don't take into account the difference in hormones and whereas most spots will take account of the differences in order to be as equal as possible in terms of relativity, weightlifting/bodybuilding don't. So it's actually medically unsound or unethical to demand such low percentages of body fat on people but especially women for whom it mucks up the reproductive cycle and can be long term dangerous - however, these are athletes men and women alike and they love what they do and will make the sacrifices even if unfair. Hence like you said, they tend to eat very, very little before the weigh in, then for bodybuilding anyway not sure about wrestling, they tend to gorge themselves on sugar products just before the competition so that their vein protrude more and muscles stand out with the adrenaline kick. It's amazing how unhealthy they have to be, to be seen as the ultimate ideal the body can be and which is supposed to, and generally does outide of competition time if they maintain their shape/size, correspond to top health.

*pats Nick on the head* Finally, all that hard work I put in into making you just as jaded as I worked

Anyways, yeah not surprised. But hopefully she'll get better.

It's an intresting, but nasty disorder from my point of view.
I also researched that people with an eating disorder may also fast, and even take laxatives/diuretics to make the food product(s) pass out of their bodies as well.
Its amazing to see wrestlers/bodybuilders go to these lengths just to lose a few pounds, even if it means having to face the side effects, both physically and mentally.

Lindsay will be a great spokes-person on this issue.

It's good that she admitted she has a problem... hopefully she'll return to good health soon

She said she HAD bulimia. Past tense.

Ok, she said she did drugs. So, why don't you insert a drug name and then you can stfu, okay? ;D

you are right about the pictures. it does prove a point, but this one even proves it more thxs for the tip xoxo