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Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
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DUK10163068_004
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
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DUK10163068_006
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_005
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_003
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_008
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_007
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_011
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_010
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_009
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10163068_002
Besseres Liebesleben durch Diäterfolg - Christina Angela Dains und Nathan Arreola aus Bakersfield haben zusammen 34 Kilo abgenommen und finden sich jetzt wieder attraktiv
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Deborah Cicurel
As a couple, they spent their time together enjoying takeaway meals, drinking alcohol, lazing on the couch watching television - and asking themselves why they were putting on weight.
Nathan Arreola, 28, and Christina Angela Dains, 30, were both struggling with health issues such as reflux, pre-diabetes and depression — but hadn’t made the connection that their weight was affecting their health and wellbeing.
“Most of our time spent together consisted of take-out meals, alcohol consumption, and being inactive,” Nathan remembers.
“We spent a lot of time complaining and asking ourselves why we were putting on so much bad weight, while stuffing our faces on the couch watching television.
“We would often try and cook healthier meals, to the best of our knowledge then, but it would usually spoil and go to waste because we couldn’t fight off the craving, leaving us to eating out or ordering in from the local pizza shop.
“My lifestyle was a far cry from anything resembling healthy. As a kid, I’d always been the skinny, scrawny one in the crowd—lanky and light. But as I transitioned into adulthood, that changed.
“Laziness crept in, and I stopped paying attention to what I was putting into my body—food and alcohol became thoughtless habits. The heaviest I ever got was 210 pounds (95 kilos), a number that still jolts me when I think about it.
“Growing up, I hovered around 150 pounds (68 kilos), so ballooning to over a third more than my norm was a shocking departure. I’d flip through old photos from my early twenties, struck by how slim I once was, almost missing that version of myself.
“Clothes told the story too—I went from slipping comfortably into medium shirts to squeezing into them, eventually surrendering to a wardrobe of larger sizes that felt foreign.
“At the peak of this unhealthy shift, I’d layer up in oversized sweatshirts even in the sweltering 90-degree summers, not *** Local Caption *** 47
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_012
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_003
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_005
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_008
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_002
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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DUK10162926_006
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_009
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_001
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_004
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_011
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
(c) Dukas -
DUK10162926_007
Von XXXL zu XS: Mikaela Cameron aus Sydney hat innerhalb eines Jahres über 60 Kilo abgenommen
SONDERKONDITIONEN: Satzpreis!
WORDS BYLINE: Andrea Caknis
A woman who weighed more than 20st (127.7kg) lost nearly half her body weight in a year and is now preparing for her first bodybuilding competition.
Mikaela Cameron, 29, says she was “obese, depressed and lost” and knew that she had to reshape her mind and body.
This spurred her on to undergo gastric sleeve surgery in November 2023, after which she lost a staggering 9st 10lb (61.7kg).
But she insists that the operation was not a quick fix - and that losing weight and maintaining her new body requires daily commitment.
"Some days, I'm truly blown away by how much my body has transformed,” she says. “There's no secret: the gastric sleeve changed my life, but it's a tool, and you need to use it right.
“You can regain weight or not lose it. I used it to shift my mindset, change my lifestyle, and take control of my life. Getting the gastric sleeve isn't a quick fix; it's not the answer unless you're ready to put in the work"
She is also quick to correct those who assume her transformation is down to luck.
"I'm not 'lucky' – I work hard,” she says. “I train five days a week, even when I don't feel like it.
“I've completely changed my relationship with food and binging. I see food as fuel and learned to love the foods I once hated because I know they're good for my body."
Mikaela began 2024 weighing 17st 4lb (110kg). By December she was down to 10st 13lb (69.4kg) and now weighs 10st 5lb (66kg).
She had a major setback after developing gallstones, a possible complication with gastric sleeve surgery, and had her gallbladder removed in October.
"My surgery was delayed by seven hours, which had my anxiety through the roof, but I finally made it through. The first few days were tough with intense pain, especially in my shoulders from the gas they use in surgery, but I'm grateful to be surrounded by such an incredible support network," she says.
Mikaela credits her success to consistency and urges other ***
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PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Jonah Hill super skinny in Malibu
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PEOPLE - Christian Bale spaziert durch Malibu Beach
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019 - Christian Bale turns 45 today on the same day that former Vice President, who he portrayed in his award-winning 'Vice' role, turns 79! We can't help but wonder if the Oscar winning actor and the controversial VP exchanged birthday wishes! When we spotted Bale taking a stroll in Santa Monica yesterday, he appeared to have already lost the 40 lbs he gained to portray George W. Bush's right-hand man, and he's already won both the Golden Globe and Critic's Choice Awards for Best Actor.
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PEOPLE - Christian Bale spaziert durch Malibu Beach
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PEOPLE - Christian Bale spaziert durch Malibu Beach
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019 - Christian Bale turns 45 today on the same day that former Vice President, who he portrayed in his award-winning 'Vice' role, turns 79! We can't help but wonder if the Oscar winning actor and the controversial VP exchanged birthday wishes! When we spotted Bale taking a stroll in Santa Monica yesterday, he appeared to have already lost the 40 lbs he gained to portray George W. Bush's right-hand man, and he's already won both the Golden Globe and Critic's Choice Awards for Best Actor.
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PEOPLE - Christian Bale spaziert durch Malibu Beach
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Tuesday, January 29, 2019 - Christian Bale turns 45 today on the same day that former Vice President, who he portrayed in his award-winning 'Vice' role, turns 79! We can't help but wonder if the Oscar winning actor and the controversial VP exchanged birthday wishes! When we spotted Bale taking a stroll in Santa Monica yesterday, he appeared to have already lost the 40 lbs he gained to portray George W. Bush's right-hand man, and he's already won both the Golden Globe and Critic's Choice Awards for Best Actor.
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PEOPLE - Christian Bale spaziert durch Malibu Beach
PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE Please contact X17 before any use of these exclusive photos - x17@x17agency.com
Tuesday, January 29, 2019 - Christian Bale turns 45 today on the same day that former Vice President, who he portrayed in his award-winning 'Vice' role, turns 79! We can't help but wonder if the Oscar winning actor and the controversial VP exchanged birthday wishes! When we spotted Bale taking a stroll in Santa Monica yesterday, he appeared to have already lost the 40 lbs he gained to portray George W. Bush's right-hand man, and he's already won both the Golden Globe and Critic's Choice Awards for Best Actor.
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