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Hayden Panettiere's Postpartum Crisis

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Hayden Panettiere lost a staggering 40 pounds following her postpartum depression issue. The 26 year old 'Heroes ' star looked fit and healthy after seeking treatment for postpartum depression last month. In fact, after checking out from the medical facility, she flaunted her happy face and post baby weight loss by making a surprise appearance in Germany for the Wladimir Klitschko and Tyson Fury fight. Apparently, the mother of 11 month old baby, Kaya, dramatically lost 40 pounds of weight by just practicing a portion controlled diet, according to Celebrity Health & Fitness. Panettiere also does exercise daily, which included walking, running, hiking, weightlifting, swimming, Pilates and Bikran Yoga. Since recovering from postpartum

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