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Hollywood’s UNREALISTIC Weight Loss Standards (The TRUTH)
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ObesetoBeast
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Thanks to Martin for sharing his journey!
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Jeraya Kelly
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I’ve never been here this early. I was literally mean planning when I saw the notification!
RachelReduces
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OMG!!!!! Love Martin Copping!!!!! It is so interesting how someone in the Film Industry that has so much access, can not have the information needed about proper nutrition for so long. Glad Marty is on the right track overall now. 😊 Loved all his stories about him working in the industry too!
하니Hannie
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I’m sorry but it’s hard to focus when you keep flexing your biceps 😭😭😭 it’s only morning and I’m already THIRSTY 😂
DietDevan
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You don’t need to be Gordon Ramsey in the kitchen. Keep the food simple and you’ll see results 😊
Bonsai Baby
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Jon, I just realized you’re the most hydrated person I know!😂 you are always drinking something!
I’ve got to get in a better habit of drinking fluids!!
Bonsai Baby
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What could be better than two good looking dudes in one vid on New Year’s Day! Happy New Year everyone!
Alisa McDuff
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It’s a new year miracle to be sure! Fingers crossed that 2021 continues in such a great way!
Alias Fakename
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Dear John, thank you for talking about the male side of Hollywood standards. We see the female side all the time but this is rarely talked about
Alias Fakename
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If I remember correctly, Anne Hathaway basically starved herself for her role in Les Miserables and she didn’t want to publish her diet during this time because she didn’t want girls to copy her because you know some 8-year-old child bombarded with images of lithe actresses would’ve tried it
Monica S
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Not to mention huge Jackman was made to water fast so his body would look more muscular WHILE SINGING for long, long days
Super super dangerous to begin with even without the aspect of needing water when you’re doing a such a vocally demanding role
Derek Cunningham
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What a friendly dude, honest and transparent. These conversations for us guys are so important. We’re not alone and we can all relate.
Mira M
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Oh wow, so many thirsty chicks in the comments😂😂 I’m glad you guys talked about male body image as well. I’m a teen girl that struggles with body image and restrictive eating so it’s helpful to hear conversations about female body image issues, but also it’s very interesting to hear about male body image issues since it seems like that usually gets swept under the rug. Keep up the good work! Love your videos ❤️!
S J
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Why do u females make everything about gender. Nobody is sweeping male issues under this rug, we just don’t want to talk about it 24/7 like u chicks
John Kowalsky
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The real issue is that we all wanna be lean and sexy, but even when we get there we sometimes hate how we look in the mirror.
For men I would say we need to be between 8%- 15% bodyfat to look and feel good. Females need more bodyfat, probably above 18% – 25% to be healthy. Imo it doesn’t look good on a woman when she is too skinny with no curvature. Restrictive eating isn’t necessarily bad, moderation is good! Just find the right balance. I wish I wouldn’t have let myself go when I was a kid to the point of destroying my skin for the rest of my life. Good luck to you😄
Your Venus; Your Fire
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Hearing a man talk about his struggles with personal body image is so saddening but also enlightening because it’s something that media usually only portrays in women.
P
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@S J Because men made everything about gender first. You have the luxury to ignore that fact, women don’t.
cosmic witch bitch
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@S J You malez are always the one who comment “bUt WhAt AbOuT mEn’S iSsUeS” underneath discussions women and others have online. So, what is the truth? Do you want us to discuss men’s problems, or not?
Basicwitch
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I’ve been struggling with anorexia and bulimia since I was twelve. I don’t really want to blame anyone or anything for that. But Hollywood as well as all the yellow press covering the newest (celebrity) diets certainly influenced me a lot back then.
Just JoJo
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Thanks for sharing – I hope you are well and you manage to get on top of those problems xx
Daniëlle Bos
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I saw Highlander (the ’86 movie) the other night, and I remarked that Christopher Lambert while fit, had no real muscle definition to speak of. Had the same movie been made 30 years later, he would have spent 9-12 months bulking and cutting before shooting.
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