The story of princess diana and bulimia
If you very like the princess Diana, maybe you know the relationshop of princess Diana and bulimia. Perhaps the most well-know report and news about bulimia is that the princess Diana have got the eating disorder which is a serious eating disorder. According to doctors and therapists, princess Diana’s secret battle with bulimia has led to a greater public awareness of the disorder, and a better understanding of bulimia.
People acquaint well themselves with awareness of eating disorders in 1995 when Princess Diana began talking openly about her struggles with bulimia. Diana speaks of her struggle with bulimia, suicide attempts, her relationships with other members of Britain’s royal family and Charles’ affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, NBC told the UK Press Association.
Diana also explains indetails how she first struggled with bulimia in 1981, and was still suffering from it during the late ‘80s when she sought treatment. During the mid- and late-1990s, after this news became public, there was a sharp incline in the number of bulimia cases, and Bulimia got a big boost. When Diana spoke about her bulimia, she wanted people to know that those with eating disorders are often misunderstood, she thought that bulimia was only a symptom and could be overcome.
many people quickly know that the news of the princess Diana eating disorder was causing more cases of bulimia to occur. Meanhwile another following fact was soon revealed: it was because of princess Diana’s admission of her struggle with food that many people, about 90% of them women, were able to come forward and admit that they, too, had an eating disorder.
For example, Actress Tracy Gold, still struggling with her eating disorder, continues to help others by discussing her eating disorder with the media. Recently many organizations have initiated an effort to expand awareness of eating disorders and promote a positive body image and self esteem.
Because of Princess Diana’s courage to combat her eating disorder, many other people have found it in themselves to confront their problem and seek treatment. This movement has come to be known as the ‘Diana Effect.