Jade Threatwall’s Little Mix is dealing with the daily battle to avoid OzemPIC

Small mixture Jade Thirawall It opens from its continuous recovery from Disturbed.

“I have a daily battle with myself so that I do not go to Ozmpic,” Tell Thirawall, 32,, Guardian In a profile published on Saturday, August 16. “I do not judge the people who do it, but because I have a history of eating disorders, I don’t know where I will end like this.”

Thornwall has fought anorexia in adolescence and since then he was a recovery.

“Now, I am in the thirties of my life, and I wake me at all, but every time I publish a picture, there are comments that say:” You must be pregnant. “The Outlet, she reveals how her comments on her body affect her mental health.

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Thirawall added: “People used to see me in a collective environment, five or 10 years ago, when I was thin because I was in my early twenties with an eating disorder.

Thirawall has risen to fame in the Girl Group Little Mix collection alongside Lin Ann Pinock, Perry Edwards and Jesse Nelson After creating the group on X Factor UK. After Nelson, 34, left the band in 2020, the remaining three members continued. Later Stop In 2022.

While talking to GuardianThirawall thought that her old -eating old thoughts often appeared during the peak of the band.

“I didn’t think that at the time, but when I looked back in the pictures of the periods that I was very unhappy, I think,” Wow, my daughters, I was very thin. “The style was present. Historically, if I feel something out of my control, restricting food was a way to control my life in a very toxic way. “

Thirawall was previously explicit about how she could overcome her Battle with loss of appetite.

“The matter has reached this point when I learned that I need another person to say, and he will make a terrible secret like this, it is clear that it is harmful to your mental health, and it is clear that my physical health,” you remember in the “BBC” voices “penetration of life” Podcast In 2019. “The moment I started talking to people on this topic was the moment when it started to improve.”

Thirawall sought treatment at a local hospital when she was 18 years old. It was approved to be discharged several weeks before its test Working x.

If you or anyone you know are struggling with eating disorder, please visit the National Alliance website for the site of eating disorders or call its hotline on +1 (866) 662-1235. The “Alliance” text to 741741 for free support 24/7.