2024 - "I have had bulimia attacks for 15 years": the painful secrets of Guillaume Genton on his addiction to food

This Wednesday, February 23, Guillaume Genton made heavy confidences on the plateau of Touche not at my post. The columnist has indeed revealed that he had been having binge eating for many years.

It was time for secrets on the set of Do not touch My TV this Wednesday, February 23. Cyril Hanouna and his team discussed the issue of addictions. Accompanied by Professor Laurent Karila, psychiatrist and addictologist, the host wanted to ask some of his columnists if they were addicted to certain things.

“I did a lot of sport every day, I felt very good”explained for example Matthew Delormeaubefore revealing that he had suffered a lot afterwards: “And the beginning of my depression is when one day I had an accident, and I could not continue the sport. And that’s where I got aggressive, anxious, and totally crashed.”. For Professor Laurent Karila, who is regularly found with Faustine Bollaert in It starts todaythis type of behavior resembles a form of withdrawal, comparable to the drug addict who could not take his dose of narcotics overnight.

Guillaume Genton: “There is a lot of pleasure in food”

Cyril Hanouna then turned to Guillaume Genton to find out if he too had an addiction. “Yes the food. I’ve had binge eating for 15 years, it’s horrible”revealed the young columnist, before adding: “It’s perverse because there’s a lot of fun in food, and it’s everywhere.. It’s not like drugs, it’s not forbidden.” To fight against bulimia, Professor Laurent Karila explained that there are “psychotherapeutic treatments”and “medicinal aids”. Guillaume Genton still wanted to reassure viewers by indicating that he “feel better” today.

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Accompanied by Professor Laurent Karila, psychiatrist and addictologist, Cyril Hanouna wanted to ask some of his columnists if they were addicted to certain things.

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“I did a lot of sport every day, I felt very good”, for example explained Matthieu Delormeau

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“And the start of my depression was when one day I had an accident, and I couldn’t continue the sport,” added Matthieu Delormeau.

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“And that’s where I became aggressive, anxious, and I totally fell,” continued Matthieu Delormeau.

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Do not touch My TV
For Professor Laurent Karila, this type of behavior resembles a form of withdrawal, comparable to a drug addict who could not take his dose of narcotics.