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The e-book, “The Anti-Wellness Diet,” is a humorous rant about the phony wellness world and its latest side kick “healthy.” If laughter is. the best medicine, then we are with the help of Ozempic and some very smart comedians like Bill Burr on the way to a final FIX! Bye Bye Body Positivity. Bill Burr’s riff on this pseudo scientific branding will detoxify your body and mind.
The author contends that diet culture is a cycle of misinformation that sells illusions rather than solutions and that the focus on “health” and “wellness” is a distraction from the core problem that results from consumerism, aka gluttony.
Key points from the book:The author notes the rise of “wokeness” and “political correctness” which have led to an avoidance culture where directness and truth-are no longer prized.The book exposes the constant rebranding of diet programs that focus on caloric theory instead of hormonal imbalances.The author highlights the influence of social media and influencers, who often promote fear-mongering and complicated routines.The book questions the value of “expert” wellness advice which is designed to overcomplicate because simple solutions aren’t where the money is. The e-book argues that the BMI is a flawed “grading on the curve” metric that underestimates the problem which is why COVID was so difficult.The author cheers the GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro and shows how they will kill the diet industry and disrupt the fitness biz.The book critiques the continuing demonization of foods and food groups and says that only eating fewer bites is consistent with the GLP-1mechanism.The book argues that labeling food “healthy” is a marketing tactic that sidesteps the quantity issue.The book explains how our American culture of “Go Big or Go Home” led to supersizing food portions and our own bodies. “The Anti-Wellness Diet” liberates the real estate in our collective brains that are occupied with so much false caloric and “wellness” data. The author suggest that eating is about pleasure and exercise is about health. Thus, the former is more akin to sex while the latter is closer to dental hygiene.
The book is ‘s message is further explained in a series of podcasts under Body Conversations.
This e-book is 81 pages, has 40 images and 2 videos. It will take most people 1.5 hours to enjoy the entire event and also change their point of view.
ASIN : B0DRW9P424
Publisher : PhysicalMind Institute (December 29, 2024)
Publication date : December 29, 2024
Language : English
File size : 4906 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 94 pages
