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I definitely would have taken Ozempic to lose weight five years ago—but what else would I have lost? - Vimarsana News

I definitely would have taken Ozempic to lose weight five years ago—but what else would I have lost?

I don’t want to imply that my path toward tenuous body peace is the only acceptable one, and I really don’t want to judge anyone who’s using Ozempic or its sister drugs to lose weight

Source: vogue.in
I Definitely Would Have Taken Ozempic To Lose Weight Five Years Ago – But What Else Would I Have Lost? - Vimarsana News

I Definitely Would Have Taken Ozempic To Lose Weight Five Years Ago – But What Else Would I Have Lost?

What would we do – who would we be – if we let our bodies and lives exist more or less as they are, without looking to drugs like Ozempic to free us from the eternal trap of bodily perfection?

Joyce Fegan: Sports Illustrated is not radical, but Cork's Siobhán McSweeney is - Vimarsana News

Joyce Fegan: Sports Illustrated is not radical, but Cork's Siobhán McSweeney is

'Body dissatisfaction, including a desire for a thinner body, is present in many girls by 6 years of age'

Author Virginia Sole-Smith claims fat bias promotes white supremacy, patriarchy - Vimarsana News

Author Virginia Sole-Smith claims fat bias promotes white supremacy, patriarchy

Author Virginia Sole-Smith told NPR's Fresh Air that those promoting thinness and against being fat are complicit with white supremacy and patriarchy.

Source: nypost.com
NPR's Fresh Air show says people's desire to be thin stems from end of slavery - Vimarsana News

NPR's Fresh Air show says people's desire to be thin stems from end of slavery

A guest on NPR's Fresh Air discussing how parents can communicate ideas around fatness with their children suggested a desire to be thin is a form of white supremacy.