Thin (Part 1)

Documentary about eating disorders, especially anorexia nervosa / Dokumentation über Essstörungen, insbesondere Magersucht (englisch, ohne Untertitel)

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Eating disorders
• anorexia nervosa
• bulimia
• magersucht
• bulimie
• essstörungen
• dünn
• abnehmen
• documentary
• dokumentation

[crazyclass]

There are so many videos of 'thinspo' out there, showing photoshopped, artsy pictures of skinny girls usually provacatively dressed. I wish this video would show up when girls searched thinspo. This is the real face of anorexia. Do these girls look happy? No. Any other indication that starving yourself will bring you happiness is a complete lie.

[alicedee100]

why do they have to get up so early..

[LuniaVideo]

@hwangyeonhee Eat lots of healthy food, don't restrict.

[LuniaVideo]

@international4life1 She actually has way more hair than it looks like. When you dye your hair dark, the roots come in blonde.

[SuperiorRobyn]

@hwangyeonhee well you can't eat what ever you want and be healthy and maintain your weight. Just eat the recomended amount of calories for your body, get all the nutrients you need and exercise and you will be healthy, everyone will love your healthy body a lot more even if it is a little overweight as opposed to you malnurished, sickly body and you should too. It's okay though to everyonce in a while have chips or a piece of cake.

[wolfclan13]

@international4life1 because starving deprives you of protien and hair is made up of purely protein (keratin). when you starve you lose hair, bone mass etc. i know from experience.

[international4life1]

Why doesnt she have hair 2:30?? that girl?

[CliftonMcCallMusic]

@cpana2001 You need to watch the rest of the videos. You've missed the whole point of the documentary, which is showing that Anorexia isn't a bunch of people choosing not to eat because they think it's healthy, but a mental disorder causing a phobia of food and weight loss, coupled with body dismorphic disorder causing them to see themselves as fat not matter their weight. Not to mention their self esteem issues PLUS their tendency towards perfectionism. It's so much more than that

[pascalecake]

@eatingsammiches Yep, but problems just the same.

[hipsteroverload]

this sounds messed up but watching these documentaries just inspires me more- to do it without getting hospitalised and be as thin as them

[psychojoker131]

WTF would they give her a cupcake? That's a little too far, even for me! It's been over 1 1/2yrs since I started "dieting" and concerned about my weight. I'm 5'3 and started at 110lbs-then went down to 100lbs, then ate 1200cal and stayed at 105lbs. Past 2 weeks iv been eating like 800cal for sum reason-wasn't even trying to lose. But now I wanna :/ lol another phase!