@shapurrpurr@perieshfernando@PopCrave Celebrities and influencers have an impact on many people, whether you like it or not. You're arguing facts at this point.
@shapurrpurr@perieshfernando@PopCrave Licenced nutritionists and medical professionals have literally spoken out against this. I don't know what else there is to say.
@shapurrpurr@perieshfernando@PopCrave In what world would that be enough calories for a grown woman? What exactly is she detoxing from? Why does she mention IVs as a part of her diet?
@shapurrpurr@perieshfernando@PopCrave I only brought up my personal experience because you implied that I was projecting & wasn't aware of long-term effects of covid on the body. It's not about me, it's that a public person is disguising disordered behaviors as a wellness routine and financially profiting from it.
@shapurrpurr@perieshfernando@PopCrave I'm sorry, but I have no empathy for people who promote disordered habits. And I'm not even talking about this particular instance, Gwyneth has some history.
@shapurrpurr@perieshfernando@PopCrave That's ironic, because I also struggle with covid complications, along with organ damage, and no medical professional advised me to fast or use IVs to get nutrients.
@doi_high @ehs06702@jaxajueny Nobody says eating processed sugar is good for you. Obviously it's not but it's certainly better than starving yourself until your organs shut down. As a person who used to consume less than 500 calories per day, I guarantee you there's nothing worse.