You will not believe that the reason for the thinness of Gigi Hadid is an incurable disease and not a diet as you think, so what is this disease and how dangerous is it?

Lucky with her self-made billionaire father, lucky with her charming beauty, lucky with her success, and lucky with her famous boyfriend, Zayn Malik, who loves her to the point of madness, but what you don't know about model Gigi Hadid, there is something she is unlucky with, the thinness that you see in her today is not due to dieting. Not because she is exercising constantly, rather it is due to a rare disease in the thyroid gland that she has been suffering from for years and whose symptoms have intensified on her, and this is the same thing that caused her to become thinner to the point where her lovers have alienated her and blamed her for her.

Where she revealed her meaning with this incurable disease in a recent interview with "Ele" magazine
Hadid said that she specifically suffers from Hashimoto's disease, chronic thyroiditis, which is more common in women than men.

The model explained that her extremely thin appearance, which she appeared in during her participation in the last dazzling show of “Victoria’s Secret” fashion, is due to the side effects of this disease, explaining that she does not seek exaggerated thinness to become thinner after that and exceed the acceptable limits.

She stated that she tried, before participating in the famous show, for the second time, to gain more muscles in the appropriate positions, not to lose more weight, but she failed because of the disease that affects the muscles significantly.
She added that the disease she has been suffering from for two years, and is undergoing treatment for its symptoms, has greatly affected her body's ability to properly metabolize, a process called "metabolism".

This disease is named after its discoverer, the Japanese doctor, Hakaru Hashimoto (1881-1934), and it affects women 8 to 15 times more than men. It can appear in girls in their twenties, such as Gigi Hadid.

Symptoms of the disease include frustration, mood disturbance, fatigue, pallor, puffy face, cold feeling, muscle and joint pain, constipation, dry hair, increased menstrual blood, irregular menstruation, pregnancy problems in women, slow heartbeat, and others.