How did he almost weighs me to destroy me By Sahil Rawat October 2025

When a dangerous diet goes away

Not so long ago, I became obsessed with food. I read articles about it, and I watched videos of cooking, and most importantly, I liked eating. On one occasion, while I was browsing some articles on Google, I encountered a specific article on a different topic from other topics: weight loss. Even this time, although I am a fast food lover, I thought I was good. I grew up with everyone (teachers, fathers, siblings, friends, family) telling me that I am very thin, but I never took their words seriously.

But now, I was suffering from something else (or so I thought). After reading this article, I started reading more about weight loss topics. Without knowing that, I began to look at myself differently after this research. Sometimes I was looking at my stomach and feeling shy because I thought (with a focus on the word “thought”) that I gained a lot of weight, while in reality I barely gained anything of weight. This leads me to start reducing my food a lot (I mean a lot!). I was starting to eat a sandwich and think about myself: “Will I already eat the entire meal? Maybe I only have to eat half of it” (of course, I came up with these ideas when I was eating other foods as well, not just one sandwich).

But something happened to my heart, I realized that even after I started following a diet and exercising strongly, I still thought my stomach looks great in the mirror. Finally, I started asking myself: “What kind of human being?”

My parents started noticing my extreme diet when we were having dinner together. They were especially worried because I was a 15 -year -old child. They knew that if I stopped eating at this age, I would have really bad health conditions when greater. Tell me I am very skinny and that I should not worry about weight loss at all, but I haven’t listened. I am concerned, called the doctor and set an appointment with him.

After standing on the scale and answering some questions, I was really shocked by the doctor’s words. I expected him to tell me that I was very overweight and that I would have to follow a tougher diet than the system I was following. Instead, the doctor told me that I am seriously underweight. He warned me that if I don’t start eating properly, I will face serious health conditions in the future. After visiting the doctor, I began to take food properly again (not at the level of the “ordinary teenage boy”, but I got there).

Frankly, one of the tips that I would like to share with you is that if you feel anything similar to what you described in this article, you should ask for help from your doctor. Although telling others (family and medical professionals) may seem a bad idea, it is really important