Jillian Michaels

That's where it's really coming from.

Can I show you the ways they're exploiting it?

Oh, please, please, please.

Okay, so there have been two really big exposés, one by the Washington Post and one by the Examiner.

So they're coming at this from...

Numerous angles.

So the first one is they've gone after a lot of the intuitive eating dieticians.

Can I give you some statistics?

Washington Post analyzed more than 6,000 social media posts by 68 registered dieticians with a combined reach of over 9 million followers.

40% of them were using the anti-diet language, like food freedom, no food rules, ditch the diet, healthy in any size, so on and so forth.

very often not disclosing the fact that they were paid by the big food companies.

Okay.

Okay.

So they're basically going after the intuitive eating dietitians.

I can give you Abby Sharp.

That's okay, though, but I want you to listen.

Because they are doing that.

Yes.

But the aspect that the body positive movement is really for us, that is not even anywhere we need to equate into it.

When they're using your movement—