Ukrainian blogger Alina Lipnitskaya causes shock and concern among Ukrainians with her appearance and statements. The girl, who is 23 years old, openly talks about her desire to “become even thinner” and admits that she weighs only 23 kilograms and is 169 centimeters tall.. The topic of Lipnitskaya's anorexia flared up on social networks after the death of 27-year-old Polish woman Karolina Krzyzak, whose life was cut short in Bali due to exhaustion of the body while adhering to an extreme fruitarian diet.. Before her death, the girl weighed only 27 kg.

Lipnitskaya convinces that she allegedly does not see anything dangerous in her weight. In her blog she shows that she eats and even drinks alcohol, but her weight only decreases every month.

\? I have two of them. Buy an iPhone and lose a few pounds. It will be simply the best that can be,” the blogger said in a recent video.

At the beginning of summer, Lipnitskaya said in an interview with Snidanko z 1+1 that she always strived to be “extremely thin”.

" I wake up every morning and just. I want to live when I see this in the mirror. And not when the belly comes out and the thighs rub,” she said.

The girl noted that she allegedly spent more than ten years achieving her “dream body” - through strict diets, fasting, and diuretics.. Subsequently, according to her, she switched to intuitive eating.

" No one propagandized me, no one mocked me – I decided it myself, I wanted it,” said the blogger.

However, Lipnitskaya’s subscribers are increasingly expressing concern for her condition. In the comments they write that the girl is slowly dying and note that she suffers from anorexia. She answers sharply: “I’m sitting here alive and well.. Let's go if you don't like something. The main thing is for the person to feel comfortable."

Psychologists and doctors, however, consider the situation dangerous. Psychologist Karina Fetko noted in “Snidanku z 1+1” that anorexia distorts the perception of one’s own body, creating the illusion of control.

And therapist Alena Solomatina adds that the consequences of the disorder can be fatal: the heart, kidneys, and hormonal system suffer.. In severe cases - death. Every year, up to 25% of people worldwide die from severe forms of anorexia..