
You know all those ads for juice fasts and fiber supplements where the unspoken tagline is basically fill up on things with no calories, or perhaps poop yourself skinny? Those are a wee bit creepy, no? Teen star Demi Lovato thinks so, and has taken to her Twitter account to talk about it. (Ive edited the tweets together to make them easier on grownup eyes.)
Just saw a commercial for Fiber-One bars, she tweeted. Their slogan literally was Hungry, no. Results, yes. Seriously. What are we teaching people by saying that? Not to eat to see results? Really disappointed. Yes losing weight for some people can be healthy, but its commercials like that, that led me into thinking that not eating is okay. Its NOT. Theres too much pressure on people these days to lose weight. Not okay. #realtalk
For those not following the world of teenybopper stars, Lovato first gained fame as an actress/singer via the Disney Channel and subsequently released several albums, touring heavily to support them. But all was not well in Lovato world, and she had to take some time off to go to rehab and deal with mental problems, including an eating disorder. Since then, shes become an outspoken advocate against bullying and for body acceptance. Shes not the kind of person most of our readers probably follow, but I thought it would be nice to cap off Hunger Games Week by showing an example of a younger woman who gets it. With so many young girls out there feeling the pressure to be skinny and perfect, its good to know some of the celebs they look up to are getting the right message across. Bless her adorable little pop-singing heart.
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