Dara Pettinelli Kapoor

The Kardashians, Jennifer Garner, Oprah and more stars love this brand—and as someone with horrible feet, I can attest that it's ~that~ good. By Dara Kapoor August 20, 2020 Each product we feature has been independently selected and reviewed by our editorial team. If you make a purchase using the links included, we may earn commission. I'm just going to put this out there: My feet are not okay. Despite being a proponent of body positivity, I will never feel good about my feet.

I got trapped in diet culture as a kid and I may never get out. "Would you still love me if I were fat?" I asked him. We were out to dinner at one of our favorite Italian restaurants, and I was avoiding the breadbasket like it was a pile of cocaine. I was 17 years old, 5'10," 150 pounds, and consuming 1,800 calories a day, offset by a 60- to 90-minute workout.

In honor of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we're sharing the stories of women who have been there, done that—and are still coping. For hundreds of years, a woman’s beauty, namely her thinness, has been equated with her health. The phrase someone’s ‘a picture of health,’ pretty much says it all. But as our series on Invisible Illnesses and Misdiagnoses prove, health is so much more than meets the eye.