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Dying to be thin - are we moving backward when it comes to body positivity?
In tonight’s episode, we dive deep into the complex and often harmful relationship we have with our bodies, weight, and the societal pressure to conform to unrealistic beauty standards.
Are we moving backward when it comes to body positivity and size inclusivity? How have online trends like SkinnyTok and the growing glamorization of weight loss medications shaped our views on thinness?
Join Elizabeth as she unpacks the impact of these cultural shifts and explores the potential dangers they pose to our mental and physical health.
Please note: this episode deals with sensitive topics and may not be suitable for younger audiences. If you or someone you know is affected by these issues, we encourage you to reach out to Bodywhys at (01) 2107906 for support.
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