There is something happening right now and we need to talk about it and honestly it is starting to feel scary.

It's all over social media, Hollywood, our news feeds, little teeny tiny skeletal bodies.

We're talking celebrities who were once really well known for having curves and embracing their body have

turned to weight loss injectables. Even women who don't need to lose weight are turning to either dieting

or just getting smaller. And girls who haven't even hit middle school yet are watching these stars, these

icons on the screen and movies like The Wicked.

I mean, these are role models and they're shrinking in front of us.

I want to talk about what's going on not just in Hollywood and with influencers, but what's

going on with our medical community, the doctors who have taken an oath to do

no harm, how are they okaying, supervising women who are clearly crash dieting? If you're losing

five, six, seven pounds a week, you're consuming less than 500 calories a day. That's a crash diet. And no

one is pressing pause because there's so much freaking money to be made. Listen, this stuff,

I am not against it. I'm a fan of it. I do think that there's a way for medications and

pharmaceutical interventions to save lives, clearly, obviously.

But some of this messaging, we've just lost the plot. And it's women who are being targeted.

And it's women who are the most harm is being done to them. And it's confusing and it's

discouraging and it's impacting women. But most importantly,

it's impacting a generation of young women, young girls, worse than any of us, Gen Xers or

millennials could ever possibly imagine. Like this is so much worse than what we went through. Can you

imagine the impact this is going to have? So that's where we're going to go today. I'm going to go there.

I'm going to break down what I think is really happening. Why ultra skinny and these emaciated

images are being normalized. And what you need to do to protect yourself, your confidence, your

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