"I was blissfully unaware of my weight back then," she wrote, describing her younger self as "naturally lanky and athletic" and being able to eat "whatever I wanted with no concern for weight gain." However, the former "Jeopardy!" host wrote that as a teen she was "put on medication to manage my moods, and weight gain followed me from there." Bialik, now 50, wrote of acquiring a "deep sense of shame around my body" by her 40s, when she was "still actively working as an actress." "By the time social media arrived with its fixation on being thinner, more toned, more surgically perfected that pressure tipped into a disordered relationship with food that I have spent years trying to untangle," the "Big Bang Theory" alum wrote
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