Miley Cyrus NOT Anorexic–She Has Food Allergies

April 9, 2012 6:00 pm     Posted in Body, Celebrity, Entertainment, Food, Health  Ashley g+ page


By Ashley

Rumors have been swirling that Miley Cyrus is anorexic. However celebuzz.com reports the singer/actress is denying such rumors, attributing her weight loss to a gluten and lactose allergy. Surprisingly, I believe her. Several studies have shown that cutting out gluten from your diet can lead to weight loss. Gluten is in practically everything, so Miley has had to cut out the majority of foods. Miley has even encouraged cutting out gluten in one of her recent tweets:

“Everyone should try no gluten for a week! The change in your skin, phyisical and mental health is amazing! U won’t go back!”

What do you think? Do you think Miley’s telling the truth? Would you try a “no-Gluten” diet?

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18 Comments on "Miley Cyrus NOT Anorexic–She Has Food Allergies"

  1. Kate says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 20126:11 pm 

    I believe it- I have celiac disease and follow a gluten-free diet- I definitely lost weight! Plus, you look even thinner because bloating is the most common side effect.

    She looks slender in these pictures, not sick.

  2. Liz says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 20126:13 pm 

    She doesn't even look anorexic.

  3. stephanie says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 20127:19 pm 

    she has lactose intolerance and gluten sensitivity NOT a food allergy

  4. sidekickk says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 20127:52 pm 

    Just because a gluten-free diet works for one person, doesn't mean that it works for everyone. You'll only experience a change in your "skin, physical, and mental health" if you have a gluten intolerance. GLUTEN-FREE DOES NOT EQUAL HEALTHY!!

  5. arizonapenguin says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 20128:41 pm 

    She looks perfectly healthy to me

  6. Bridget says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 201210:13 pm 

    I really can't care less about Miley or the weight of celebrities in general, but only something like 1% of the population has a gluten intolerance. A lot more than 1% of people say they have it though because they just have a weak stomach and they self diagnose themselves. Or for an excuse about weight loss, whatever. The thing is only 1% of the ENTIRE POPULATION has a gluten intolerance, that's all I'm saying…

  7. Harley says:
    Mon, 9th Apr 201210:59 pm 

    I have digestive problems with gluten too, so lately I've had to cut that out, and I've seen a huge difference. I don't even think she looks anorexic, she looks healthy. She's just naturally tall and thin.

  8. Caryl Jude says:
    Tue, 10th Apr 20123:21 am 

    she has lactose intolerance and gluten sensitivity NOT a food allergy

  9. Jeane Krebs says:
    Tue, 10th Apr 20124:00 am 

    Miley has even encouraged cutting out gluten in one of her recent tweets:

  10. StarrBroome says:
    Tue, 10th Apr 20124:58 am 

    Rumors have been swirling that Miley Cyrus is anorexic.

  11. Abby says:
    Tue, 10th Apr 20128:35 am 

    She looks healthy! And cutting out gluten will cause one to lose a bit of weight and also to look less bloated. Which as I recall Miley used to look very bloated often.
    http://onestilettoatatime.blogspot.com

  12. Mouse says:
    Tue, 10th Apr 20126:25 pm 

    She doesn't look anorexic at all…just healthy.

  13. Salina Dockery says:
    Wed, 11th Apr 20123:07 am 

    Rumors have been swirling that Miley Cyrus is anorexic.

  14. its_forge says:
    Wed, 11th Apr 201210:42 pm 

    I so utterly hate modern media. This doesn't look anything even remotely like anorexia. This looks like a healthy 20something young woman who's finally lost that last bit of teenage baby fat. Yes, baby fat for women does last through age 20. She looks quite sharp and not over-thin at all. This is stupid, please make it stop.

  15. dguru says:
    Tue, 17th Apr 20124:03 pm 

    I was thinking the same, she looks just right. Crazy sheeple.

  16. GiGiEatsCelebrities says:
    Mon, 23rd Apr 201210:37 pm 

    Not sure why people are calling her anorexic. She looks great!

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