BBC - Super Slim Me PART 2/6

The program follows writer and TV presenter Dawn Porter on a journey to discover what it takes to become a super slim Hollywood size zero. At a curvy UK size 12 Dawn is limited to a mere 500 calories per day in order to get down to her desired size. The story shows her struggle with insomnia, exhaustion and lack of energy due to reduced nutrients in her diet throughout the two months; I am looking forward to seeing her full story. In my opinion the program is a fantastic idea to prove that getting down to a super slim size is not in any way easy or healthy.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• anorexia
• dieting
• ana
• eating
• disorder

[kryhappy96]

I wanna go to Barry's Boot Camp

[PinkRawrDino]

@Heather146 I once tried a fast but gave up within 2 hours because I swear the cake in the fridge was calling my name.

[UltimateRandomMuffin]

She has NO CURVES WHAT SO EVER except her boobs.

[22JaneDoe]

4:16 holy crap thats a big gob

[Rosalila]

my roomie did the lemon juice diet twice a year.. didn't do a thing for her as far as I could see, but it's so unhealthy

[JustAboutCrazy]

I'm sat here eating ben & jerry's lol

[harstar12345]

Anyone else find dawn overly attractive?

[BeutifulBlonde17]

@PinkRawrDino lol XD i know that very well at myself

[baozytools]

this is extremely stupid.

[litteringGlitter]

@spidaminida developed, advanced country, we have about half of the population struggling with obesity and the other half under-eating on purpose. there is no first world/ third world, rich world/ poor world at this point. theres only one, and it's a fucking mess.

[litteringGlitter]

@spidaminida as a sign of success and high status. the bottom line is that with wealth distribution the way it is, we all pay the price in one way or another, and it shouldn't be this way at this point in time. an article in time magazine predicts there will be mechanical organs in another couple decades, for all we know they exist now, we have a space program studying all kinds of insanity and yet, all across the world, and even here in america, what is considered to be the most

[litteringGlitter]

@spidaminida so unhealthy. a while back it was seen as a sign of wealth and status to be a bit bigger and robust, because it meant you could afford to eat well. now we see that kind of thing as a sign of little income, because the unhealthy foods are usually most affordable, and staying healthy and fit usually requires enough money for repeat purchases of fresh, healthy produce. and very few people associate being very skinny or underweight with poor living, they usually see it