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Kardashian said she was “determined” that the dress would match her
Kim Kardashian has been accused of sending a harmful message about losing weight and dieting, after she said she lost 7.3 kilograms in three weeks, so she could wear a Marilyn Monroe dress.
The reality TV star said it was a “tough challenge”, adding: “I didn’t starve myself excessively – but I was very strict.”
Nicola Ludlam-Rayne, of the British Dietetic Association, said it was “irresponsible” to describe following such a diet.
Kardashian wore the crystal-embellished dress to the Met Gala on Monday.
Monroe wore it when she sang “Happy Birthday” to US President John F. Kennedy, in 1962.
Kardashian gave details of her diet and fitness regime to Vogue Fashion magazine.
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Kardashian was unable to pull the zipper back of her dress
Kardashian has been criticized on social media, including by Riverdale actress Lili Reinhart, who wrote on Instagram that it’s “wrong” to talk about dieting “when you know so well that millions of young men and women follow what you say and listen to every word you say.” According to what was reported by “E!”.
“Kim Kardashian proudly says she went on an extreme diet to lose 7kg in three weeks to fit into a dress she was only allowed to wear for less than 10 minutes. It’s downright disgusting, irresponsible and annoying,” Steve wrote on Twitter.
It would be impossible to lose the first kilogram of fat in three weeks, Ludlam-Rayne said.
She noted that the bulk of what you lose is water and glycogen, a form of stored carbohydrate, which is lost when someone stops eating sugar and carbohydrates but is quickly regained when they resume eating this type of food.
She said Kardashian’s comments were likely to be “dangerous, especially for people who are easy to influence” and sent a “completely wrong” message.
She added: “It’s really irresponsible, because a lot of people are watching and watching it, especially people with eating disorders, or young women, believing that it is possible, or there is a need, to lose such an enormous amount of weight in a relatively short period of time. Whereas most health experts recommend losing only about half to one kilogram per week.
“It’s not a sustainable way to live,” she said. “When you stop eating sugar, research shows we crave it more – and that can eventually lead to binge eating.”
Ludlam-Ryan noted that Kardashian “then said she wanted to eat a sandwich or something. We want to get people out of this cycle, and actually show them that they can eat the food they like in moderation while achieving whatever goals they want in terms of their weight or weight.” their health.”
“Ultimately, it’s all about finding that balance between eating healthy for your body and your soul – and it seemed like she had done nothing of that during those three weeks leading up to the Met Gala,” she added.
“People shouldn’t get their nutritional advice from celebrities,” she emphasized.
“Dieting and weight loss advice can be very appealing to those with eating disorders who may treat it as an inspiration for risky behaviour,” said Tom Quinn, director of external affairs for the eating disorder charity Beth.
“We strongly urge anyone with an eating disorder or concern about their health not to try to mimic any diet advice they hear and to contact their GP or care team if they feel unwell.”
Kardashian was asked to respond to the criticism.