6 MOST DISTURBING CASES OF ANOREXIA скачать в хорошем качестве

6 MOST DISTURBING CASES OF ANOREXIA

These are six of the most disturbing cases of anorexia which has happened in recent times. This is one of the dark sides of the fashion and modelling world. Hope this video will shed light on the risks associated with losing weight drastically and having eating disorders. At number 1, are the twin doctors who made a pact of starving & never gaining weight. They're trained doctors whose parents are distinguished writers - yet for 20 years these identical twins have competed with each other in the most disturbing way imaginable. Twins Maria and Katy Campbell even now, with childish bodies and voices, admit they struggle to make sense of what has happened to their lives. Jeremy Gillitzer was once a male model with stunning looks and a six-pack. But what most people don't know is that behind that great look, he battled anorexia and bulimia for most of his adult life. Through a regime of chronic starvation, self-induced vomiting and relentless exercise, he whittled his body down to practically nothing. When he died in 2010 at the age of 38, he weighed 66 pounds. Standing side-by-side in matching outfits, you'd be forgiven for mistaking Rebecca and Maisy Jones as sisters. But, in fact, this is a picture of a 26-year-old woman and her seven-year-old daughter. After suffering from anorexia half her life, Rebecca's tiny frame fits easily into clothes designed for seven to eight year olds. Weighing just five stone, the young mother weighs less than her daughter, despite standing eight inches taller. Rebecca says, "Wearing the same clothes as Maisy gives me a sense of pride. It's wrong, but it makes me feel good. I don't think I'm thin - I always see myself as bigger." A medical secretary by profession, she survives on soup, toast and energy drinks, even though doctors have warned her lack of nutrients could kill her. At the same time she encourages Maisy to enjoy chocolate and cupcakes. An anorexic woman who dropped to three-and-a-half stone after walking up to 12 hours a day has battled back to health. Lauren Bailey's healthy look masks a ten-year struggle to overcome the condition which nearly killed her after her weight dropped to that of an average five-year-old. The 26-year-old, who would obsessively pace the streets from 6am to 6pm, spent 18 months in hospital in a last-ditch bid to overcome her anorexia. Many of you will remember Isabelle Caro, the brave model who bared all to show the true horror of anorexia. Isabelle lost her eating disorder battle on November 2010 at age 28 after being treated for an acute respiratory illness. Isabelle appeared in posters for an anti-anorexia campaign in 2007, but the ads were banned in several countries. The anti-anorexia campaign came amid a debate among fashion circles on the use of “ultra-skinny” models on the catwalk. Caro herself suffered from severe anorexia nervosa since the age of 13. The model told CBS News in 2007 that “I agreed to pose for the campaign because "I said if I can put my years of suffering to good use then it will not have been pointless. ... I know it's a shocking photo, and I want it to shock. It's really a warning that it is a serious illness. The fashion world reeled over the passing away of Eliana Ramos, an Uruguayan model – who passed away just six months after her model sister, Luisel Ramos, died at the age of 22, after stepping off a runway during a fashion show in Montevideo. The sisters were supposed to appear alongside each other on the catwalk the night Luisel died, but she collapsed before the show's finale. Six months later, Miss Eliana was found d* ead in her home at the age of 18in Montevideo, the capital of Uruguay. While no medical report was immediately released after Eliana's d* eath, Judge Roberto Timbal says that she passed away due to a heart attack.