Denemek ALTIN - Özgür

So sick to make money out of body distress

The Observer

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August 31, 2025

The news that Serena Williams - a woman with arguably one of the fittest and strongest bodies in the world - is delighted to have lost those pesky post-baby pounds is a story that should give us pause.

- Susie Orbach

It encapsulates the latest body dream being sold to people all over the world who have the financial capacity to access the GLP-1 dream of never having to tangle with a craving again, never having to resist their longings for food, never having the munchies, never having to say no because their appetite, their desire, has miraculously shrunk and receded.

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