the only thing that post inspired me to do was go on an apple and coffee diet.
Apple and coffee diet sounds great actually
I find it a bit annoying when models post comparisons like this, because 99% of runway models do eat less than the average person to maintain a certain size for their career. That isn't necessarily an eating disorder, that's just doing your job. So, unless these models actually had an eating disorder (which most of them don't say they did, they just say that they were "unhealthy"), this "transformation" doesn't actually show anything except a change in career paths (because I'm sure these heavier models aren't getting the same type of work they used to in their skinnier days.) If you can find a way to work as a model at an average weight, then great, more power to you, but don't paint your transformation as a "body positive" thing and get on this pedestal... you were skinny because it was your job.