I have tried so many diets from the magazine that said they would help me achieve perfection. Sadly none of them have worked for me. My most disgusting one ever was low-fat tasteless yogurts for breakfast, lean cuisines for lunch, and goat cheese turkey burgers for dinner. It only lasted four days. I began to feel disappointed in myself for not pulling off my diets, but every time I went on

My world began to revolve around Fitness magazine. My dream was to look like "the perfect girl" on the cover. One day when I was sitting in class and reading another one of my fitness magazines, I got an idea of how to be perfect. Binging and purging would be the perfect way of achieving my dream. I didn't know where that idea came from, but it frightened me because I didn't want to become bulimic. I realized that I was too obsessed with looking perfect. I cared too much about what people thought of me, and my health and self-esteem needed to rise. My addiction was becoming dangerous.

Fitness magazines tried to make me achieve the impossible by putting "perfect girls" on the covers and telling me to look like them. I know that they are nothing more than normal girls with flaws that any computer can remove. In reality nobody is or will ever be "perfect" and Fitness should put an end to trying to make perfection appear achievable.

one, forbidden cravings like chocolate and cheesecake came to me. That was when I turned to HYDROXYCUT, a weight

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