. >> well, when i was in high school and college, i had anorexia. i recovered from it, butart of recovery is staying really in tune with how you're feeling. and when you're triggered by something, you need to find a way to get back to a safer space. so for me when i was looking in the mirror trying on wedding dresses and thinking maybe i should lose five pounds, this would look much better, i reized that losing five pounds was a d idea and i thought go ig or go home. let's try a nuts project and i'll just give up mirrors and see if that would help me focus on things outside of my body. >> well, that's pretty drastic. how did you function? how did you do your hair? >> well, it took an adjustment of my lifestyle. i was very engaged in fashion. in fact i worked in fashion before i went back to school and so i reallyad to commit myself to shifting my attention away from that. so i did continue to wear clothes i love, i continuedo wear makeup, just less, and very sheer pructs that i could smear on. >> without looking at yourself. >> exactly. and i alsoha

>> my therapist. , andfered from anorexia one of the issues with anorexia is over exercise.took that out for quite a long time and re-integrating exercise back into my life, we chose cycling together because i had no history with it. i had never even done it before. it turned out to be the right decision. >> clearly. seven u.s. national champions, right? >> right. >> a silver medal at the 2012 summer games in london. >> good choice. you can recall that feeling, standing on the podium there. that is kind of an emotional moment. what's going through your mind? >> it is. it's overwhelming. i had this experience at the olympics the whole time. i was like, someone wake me up. someone pinch me. it was extraordinary. enough to doed well, and go home with the metal so we were able to experience the podium. it was amazing. >> so even though your story is amazing, one of the reasons why you are here is to talk about something else that is amazing. it is called spidertech. do olympians use spidertech tape ? explain what this tape is and does. >> i believe the first knowledge people had

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proof that depression is real because we have brain scan to show that, or anorexia or ptsd, now we know the civilization real. we knew it before. we didn't need a brain school to tell us that. we need a brain scan to tell us some things. right enough it's mainly in the realm of research. there aren't that many clinical applications but a few. but in the realm of research, and very good research, but, like so much of research, when it filters through the press and into the popular media, things get distorted. the phrase, in the brain, is seductive in another way, because it kind of carries an exculpatory whiff, the, don't blame me, don't blame my brain and also the notion that if x lights up your hear the phrase lights up -- that means there's increased activity, in a particular area of the brain. there's always activity in the brain. if there's not, you're dead. anyway, if x lights up, then y behavior inevitably happened, and that is not the case either. and we'll be talking about that. you seek why that sort of conceit, the x lighting up and y then inevitably following, it would be so

. >> we are promoting anorexia and bulimia. camille, i think the video may have an opposite effect causing kids to swamp twinkie stores. there are twinkie stores, aren't there? or dorito hubs out in the plains, the fruited plains of america. >> i it is entirely possible. >> they will snort the orange powder. do you think this is worth while and a waste of time? >> i don't mind humor attempts to have a gender associated with it. you can't compromise the funny. it can't be political before it is funny. and this was uncomfortably funny. you take vegetables and you make them less funny than they are. it was really bad. when you are horrifically drunk you never reach for a carrot stick. it is a stick of butter. >> i actually made an egg sandwich last night. i didn't realize how much butter i put on there. it was dripping and it was delicious. >> did you eat it in bed? >> it soaked everything up. it was awesome. >> and then you say what did i do? >> people pay good money for pictures. >> i am not in the cloud sir. >> he is sitting he

headlines really annoyed me, proof that depression is real because we have a brain scan to show that or anorexiar p.t. std, now we know this suffering is real. we knew it before. we didn't need a brain scan to tell us that. we need a brain scan to tell us some things. right now is mainly in the realm of research. there are not that many clinical applications that a few in the realm of research and very good research but like so much of research went it is filtered through the press into the popular media things get distorted. it is seductive in another way. it carries an exculpatory don't blame me, don't blame my brain and also the notion that if x lights up, you hear the phrase lights up, that means there is increased activity in a particular area of the brain. there's always activity in the brain. if there is not you are dead. if x lights up, then why behavior inevitably happens and that is not the case either and we will be talking a lot about that but you can see why that conceit, x lighting up and why inevitably following it would be so appealing to trial lawyers and indeed there is a whole

wondering if that could trigger an actual physical shutdown of the body, like with eating disorders and anorexia, if the depression could lead to physical shutdown? >> well, i mean, the question -- you heard the question -- that's where i just tried to introduce this concept of the mind/body connection, and for me, i also trained as an internal medicine doctor, and it is so exciting to put those two together. if you look, for example, at fight, think about what the body is trying to do. it is going to good out there and it's going fight the enemy, and when it's on that button, it's anticipating that there could be in injuries that take place. and so, in other words, now you start to see that people that have an anger problem have a higher incidence of cardiovascular disease. there's clotting factors that are going to be involved. and there's going to be -- the body is preparing itself for battle and then to heal. depression will also have some of those things that there are as well. and it's going to be activating more of your parasympathetic nervous system, ties intoure gout, and you begin to u

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she says her daughter has been battling anorexia for six years. >> please open your eyes to the seriousness this, your children are dying. it could happen to you, we need action. you guys can help us. >> participants in today's march called for more research and education tomorrow. the eating disorders coalition will also meet with lawmakers to lobby for more funding. >>> it's not really felt like fall. mother nature's beenç really md with sunny conditions. >> to some, they're really missing the rain. for area farmers, the dry weather is either helping or hurt something of the crops. rosemary connors is live at linvilla orchards in media, delaware county. >> the pumpkins here, they love this dry weather but for the strawberries it's a little bit of a different story. these ones look great and they taste great, i might add, but that's because the farmers have been irrigating this crop themselves. it depends, some of the crops could stand to have a shower or two in the forecast. others not so much. >> i see some. >> here we go. >> you can still pick your own fruit, even this time of year at

shutdown of the body so i was wondering if that triggers like an actual, like with eating disorders and anorexia, if it could could consequently lead to other shutdowns of? >> well, i mean -- the question, that's wha were i just tried to introduce this concept of the mind-body connection. and format also trained as an internal medical doctor and it is so exciting to put those two together. if you look at, for example, think about what the body is trying to do. it is going to go out there and it's going to fight in the news. when it's the on that button is anticipating that there could be some injuries that take place. so in other words, now you start to see that people with an anger problem, they have a higher incidence of cardiovascular disease. i may be making a few jobs here, but there's factors that will be involved and there's going to be -- so in other words, the body is preparing itself for battle and then to heal. depression will also have some of those things that are there as well. it's going to be activating more offer parasitic nervous symptoms. you'll see how that will tie into your