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Guaranteed Human. Mother Knows Death. Starring Nicole and Jenny and Maria Kuk. Hi, everyone.

Welcome to Mother Nose death on today's episode.

We're going to talk about what appears to be the end of the body positivity,

health at any size movement that is sweeping its way through Hollywood.

A United States Postal Service worker who

was found dead in a mail sorting machine, a student who was shot by her friend while high on

marijuana, an alarming letter that was sent out to patients from a hospital, and a suicide that

has been linked to an extremist group that a kid first discovered on the popular

gaming platform for kids called Roblox. All that and more on today's episode. All of these

Hollywood stars are like super skinny now, especially the ones that were pushing it down our

throat that it was, you know, healthy to be morbidly obese.

Well, I guess the question coming up now is, with this new rise in OZempic and GLP1 use in general,

is it the new body positivity movement to be open about using weight loss drugs and getting plastic surgery? Or are these people just adapting to the same old Hollywood standards? So what do you think? The same old Hollywood standards. Now, like, think about this. Like most, right now, OZempic's expensive for a lot of people, like a lot, or those types of drugs could be over

$1,000 a month. I know that they're trying to make it cheaper, but as of this moment, it's not

cheap for everyone. And then on top of that, a lot of people are having a hard time even having

access to these medications. Who need it for diabetes? Who need it for diabetes?

But like because everybody wants them and there's just there's not enough of it.

So right there it's just like unrealistic for the average person to be doing such a thing.

And then you have the other thing with the plastic surgeries and stuff, because that's the newest thing that every single person has this special surgery.

Like Chris Jenner and all these people get these crazy face surgeries done and they look so much younger, which I actually would like to see what it looks like in real life because who knows what it

looks like with all these weird filters that they use and stuff. But didn't you just send me an

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