Nicole Scherzinger Reveals SHOCKING battle with Bulimia

34-year-old singer Nicole Scherzinger has admitted openly that she has suffered from bulimia and reveals what was her life in this period

In an episode of “Behind the Music” on VH1, which will be aired this weekend, swarthy beauty for the first time admits that she has longstanding problems with severe eating disorder, reports Okmagazine.

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Nicole Scherzinger says that music saved her from bulimia

“It is disturbing that I have never talked about it. I did not want to play the victim role, and I did not want my family to hear those things from me because I knew it will hurt them,” said Nicole said on justjared.com.
And recognizing shocking things: “When I close the door, I’m not one for anything … I think I really hated. Disgusted I was by myself. Was in the group, but I do not feel so alone in my life.
I suppose this was my form of addiction. I have never been addicted to heroin, but in practice things that cause you were my drug. On stage, I felt great, but when I went in my room and left alone, began to do harm to myself. Bulimia was my drug, to hurt was my drug, “says the singer with pain.
“I did it every day for years. Every second, when I was alone – any blisters or scars on the hands that are trying to hide. I think girls can say.”
Her colleague in the group The Pussycat Dolls actually admit that they were aware of what was happening with Nicole. It turns out that her mother, Rosemary, did not know: “I did not realize that she was suffering from the disease. She hid it from us.”

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Nicole’s girlfriend reveals that those who knew her were able to help as encourage her to seek professional help. “There was nothing else to do – I had to seek help, otherwise I would have been dead”
Nicole herself believes that her music saved her. “That’s the only thing I can trust.”
Bulimia is frequent eating disorder between young women and can cause serious damage – physical and psychological. If not treated on time bulimia may be fatal.

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