Food: One Fair Lady; Martine McCutcheon Has Evolved in Front of Our Eyes from a Teen Chubster into a Glam Stage Starlet. What's Been Eating her?(Features)
Byline: Words: Claire Irvin and Tim Oglethorpe
Martine McCutcheon's varied career has been mirrored by her fluctuating weight. Illness, reported thyroid problems and a turbulent love life have all contributed to yo-yo dieting - until she changed her eating habits by following a militaristic eating plan.
The meal deal
The blood-type diet is based on the theory that each person's blood type (Martine is A) is the key to their health, fitness and emotional well-being. Each blood group - O, A, B and AB - has beneficial, neutral and `poisonous' foods which prevent weight loss and add to ill-health. The theory extends to exercise plans and stress-busting …
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Article title: Food: One Fair Lady; Martine McCutcheon Has Evolved in Front of Our Eyes from a Teen Chubster into a Glam Stage Starlet. What's Been Eating her?(Features).
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Sunday Mirror (London, England).
Publication date: May 19, 2002.
Page number: 47.
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