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Gabriel Schultz talked about his food addiction: “I have been a slave to diets since I was 9 years old”

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“I came for you and because we love each other”, he said at the beginning. Gabriel Schultz a Gaston Paulabout its presence in be free (HD Chronicle, Friday at 10pm). “I am not a recovered addict. I am a drug addict.”he clarified, unlike guests who generally talk to the driver about how they got into the drug world and how they managed to get out of it.

To Pauls’s surprise at his comment, the speaker of Moment D (El Trece, Monday to Friday at 5:45 pm) he shot: “I am a slave to diets, because I live by doing them with the result you see. It is a slavery from which I cannot free myself, because I’ve been going on and off diets consistently since I was 9“he counted.

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“In my case I realized that it is an addiction since, unconsciously of course, I prefer to eat to look good. When I am thin I am happy. When I go to a clothing store and take whatever comes to me as, I feel happy It has happened to me very few times in my life, however that happiness I felt in those few moments, It does not reach the satisfaction that it gives me to eat the way I like itSchultz added.

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“So whenever I’m on a diet or lost weight, I’ve always done it with the goal that when I’m in weight, I go back to eating what I like. That’s the mechanics that go through my head. It is making an effort for a while, dreaming of the day the effort ended in order to eat again.“, he revealed about his vicious cycle with food ..

“I remember perfectly The best time I had was on a diet, went to a mall and bought everything. It was great to walk into any clothing store and find clothes for myself. Which usually doesn’t happen to me. There are whole malls where there isn’t a single place that has clothes that fit me. This is the closest thing to discrimination I’ve ever heard in my life, “she sadly revealed.

“The weird thing about fat is that everyone thinks you’re fat because you want it. And at some point I even believed it and sometimes I still believe it. So you accept the rules that society sets for you, such as no clothes or that you are cramped in an airplane seat“.

Regarding the situations of discrimination that occur during flights, Gabriel commented that “In my case I am fine, but right. The bad thing is that it is common for some airlines to sell you two tickets if you are very fat because you occupy two seats. It happens all over the world where fat people are discriminated against and fat people accept to be discriminated against, “she said.

“I don’t want to speak for everyone, but I feel guilty for being fat. Whenever I finish eating and feel heavy, I say “what’s it for”. But at the moment I don’t think about it, but the day after or the night when I can’t sleep because I ate so much, “she said of one of the consequences of eating in quantity.

“I’m a weird fat man because I don’t like everything. I don’t like cooked vegetables. I don’t like grains. I like six things and they usually all have flour“, he resigned.

Even during the extensive speech they talked about humor against overweight people. “When there is a disease involved, I can’t laugh at being fat. Fortunately, I have a history of diabetes in my family and I can’t handle it anymore. My grandmother lost both legs due to diabetes and my aunt went blind. And fat and diabetes have a lot to do with that. And I’m there on the edge “, he counted.

At the age of 9 I started dieting because I did a blood sugar curve and it hit me right there. My parents were very scared and I started. I can’t get away with this and when fat becomes a disease don’t mess around. The fat joke doesn’t bother me: I make them and they make me. I’m not offended by these things, they don’t bother me, “Schultz said.

“When I see a nine-year-old boy suffering from fat, I want to help him. I don’t, but I want to tell him ‘guard, it’s not easy to get out of it’. Because food is a physiological need, I think it is a very difficult addiction because you have to eat to live“, he reflected.

“The difference is that I dream all day about what I’m going to eat for dinner. Coming home, eating something delicious and drinking wine, I feel some kind of reward. And this is the severity of food addiction. I’m very aware of all the flaws I have when I get into this food addiction, but I can’t fight it. “

The possible origin of your food addiction

“About ten years ago I went to make radio in Cariló. The string wasn’t much, but I made sure that I could go with my family. I took my father there, along with my children and my wife. One morning of mine mother was preparing breakfast I get up to go to the radio and while he was preparing breakfast he asked me what I wanted for dinner. So I said “Here it is. Everything comes from here“, he analyzed the probable cause of his addiction.

“I realized my mind was so deconstructed, with my mother planning dinner from 7am. That’s where I fell and was able to determine its origin, but I can’t fight the consequences. I always dream of making it happen. , but I also have countless examples of which I couldn’t do it, why when I was able to gain adequate weight or at least feel comfortable with my body, I would not stop thinking about food“, Be honest.

“I should be 83 kilos based on the ratio of body weight index to weight and height, but at 90 I’m fine. When I reach 90 kilos I will celebrate an all you can eat“he commented, as one of the most difficult problems for him to solve.

The difference between this addiction and any other addiction, such as drugs, cigarettes or alcohol, or gambling, is that you cannot live without food.. But this is an excuse. Whenever I sit down with someone who is going to give me a diet, I tell them I know the lyrics to all the songs. What I miss is the music. I’ve already studied the lyrics of all the songs, but I don’t know how to sing them, “she concluded.

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