People usually picture an anorectic or bulimic as a young affluent, overachieving woman.
Some high profile women with eating disorders like the late Princess Diana and singer Karen Carpenter fit the description. But CNN's Health Correspondent Linda Ciampa reports that the disease has broaden its reach and the profile has expanded. Today, Tracey Prinzbach is the picture of health, teaching aerobics and training clients. But 12 years ago when she was battling bulimia, Prinzbach was anything but healthy. Prinzbach says her bulimia began at age 16 when she became obsessed with her body.