"Up to 145 kilos": Eric Antoine confides in his eating disorders and the consequences of post-traumatic stress (ZAPTV)

An evening dedicated to mental health. This Tuesday evening, M6 broadcasts an exceptional documentary intended to break taboos. Ten personalities and anonymous people testify in all sincerity to the difficulties encountered. Eric Antoine removed his humorist mask to deliver a poignant story.

Depression, bipolarity, loneliness, TCA, addictions... The documentary "Mental health: breaking taboo" allows known or anonymous people to approach their mental disorders without a filter.

The May editorial of Elizabeth Lévy It is hard to imagine what a human epic would be if there were no crazy people, tormented spirits, lost souls. Without this claudic humanity, no one would ever have written a novel or made a film – or, no doubt, waged war. Achille was certainly bipolar, depressive, autistic, or schizophrenic. History was not written by reasonable and balanced people, but by a sacred collection of crazy people of all kinds. To …

In the documentary Mental Health, Breaking the Taboo, broadcast this Tuesday, May 6 on M6, Yannick Noah opened up about the depression he experienced after his victory at Roland Garros in 1983.

In the documentary "Santé mentale, décréer le tabou", labeled "film d'utilité publique" broadcast on M6, on Tuesday, Éric Antoine agreed to talk about the post-traumatic stress he suffered and the associated eating behaviour disorders. At "Paris Match", he confided himself on the challenges overcome and on the happiness found.

From Yannick Noah to Éric Antoine, via Muriel Robin, many personalities have given themselves on their personal experiences, in the documentary "Mental health, breaking the taboo ", and read more about the article on Elle.fr