Alison is slim and healthy.

She makes Alison look chubby.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of times, people substitute one disorder for another. They just fill the hole with something else, instead of getting to the crux of the issue. It's not uncommon for someone who's obese and binges, to go to the other extreme and starve themselves.

You know, sometimes even when you are working hard to get to the root problem, you still can't untangle it. It doesn't mean it's gone unchallenged.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm the same height...I am on a weight loss plan. They said they want me at 155, age 32...she is sick. Something is wrong.

155 at 5'4?? seems rather large

Does a "shame the fatties" memo go out, or, as I suspect, are you thin, bitchy (and stupid - if someone is overweight and under medical supervision, the docs say to lose a percentage of weight, not "aim for a size zero") people so insecure you think shaming people is fun? Skinny bitches are nasty, unhappy people.

A lot of times, people substitute one disorder for another. They just fill the hole with something else, instead of getting to the crux of the issue. It's not uncommon for someone who's obese and binges, to go to the other extreme and starve themselves.

Anonymous wrote:I thought all contestants were always under supervision by doctors? How'd they let this happen?

But at the end, they go home and are on their own to prep for the finale. In past seasons, they have shown footage of the three finalists working out at home and getting ready for the finale.

is she really in her 20's?? she looks closer to 40

Anonymous wrote:I'm the same height...I am on a weight loss plan. They said they want me at 155, age 32...she is sick. Something is wrong.

155 at 5'4?? seems rather large

She looked much healthier with that additional 155lbs.

Anonymous wrote:omg - Now THIS looks bad.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but this is the face of an anorexic. Her hair is even beginning to look thinned out. I hate the Biggest Loser so much - it sends such a horrible message to people - weight and health are not effing games, and you can take it way too far.

This photo is scary.

I imagine she looks even bonier in real life, since the camera tends to add weight.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:anyone with any sort of "relationship with food" is unhealthy IMHO.


It's food. I eat it.

Lucky you.

I have ED Family members. I wish them the best yet the make me sad/mad and I don't understand them.

Yes -- "It's food, I eat it" is a healthy relationship with food. ED is very hard to watch and I don't understand it either.

Serious athletes are this thin. For example, Emma Green Tregaro is all muscle. No one says she looks gross or anorexic.

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Anonymous wrote:anyone with any sort of "relationship with food" is unhealthy IMHO.


It's food. I eat it.

Lucky you.

I have ED Family members. I wish them the best yet the make me sad/mad and I don't understand them.

Anonymous wrote:anyone with any sort of "relationship with food" is unhealthy IMHO.


It's food. I eat it.

Lucky you.