Jillian Michaels

Because individual benefit, I can't... It's not quantifiable.

I'm talking about the way these bastards...

are manipulating this message to do things that I think are very unethical.

So if body positivity is feeding their profits, will we see their profits reduce as this pendulum swing away from body positivity continues to go back to the, you know, like I get asked all the time as the director of NAFA, is body positivity over?

Is body positivity over because of Ozempic?

Is body positivity over because of Maha?

You know, is body positivity over?

Part of my argument is it depends on what you're in body positivity for.

If you're in it for systemic change, it ain't over because the system ain't changed, right?

But I do concede the point that we are moving away from some of what we saw as body positivity for the last 10, 15 years.

What do you mean by that, sorry?

As we move away from that.

It's less popular, it's less trendy.

Oh, I understand.

We're moving more towards a thin-centric ideal again or leaving behind, we've labeled body positivity DEI and we're turning away from that, whatever.

As we move away from that, are we going to see the profits of these food industries drop?

Well, you are.

Why would you need to make food genetically addictive if body positivity can just sell that food?

If you could just tell people, when you feel good in your body, you're going to eat all the Nabisco snacks that you want to, then why do we have to make them addictive?

Do you realize that they don't even want you to stop eating one chip?