News India Live, Digital Desk: Today we are going to talk about an issue which affects all of us in some way or the other, our body and society’s thinking. The famous American singer who recently won the Grammy Award Lizzo has given a statement which has created a stir in the world of fashion and health. Lizzo, who always celebrated being ‘plus-sized’, is now haunted by a fear.

He has said in clear words that what is going on these days ‘Ozempic Boom’ (The trend of weight loss drugs) Plus-size women are gradually being “erased” from society.

After all, what is Lizzo afraid of?

Lizzo has touched upon a very serious matter. She says that the ‘Body Positivity Movement’ for which she and many women like her fought for years, is now weakening.
Nowadays everyone is in a race to become ‘skinny’. People are losing weight rapidly by using diabetes and weight loss medicines like Ozempic. Lizzo believes this is resulting in “Now plus-size models are disappearing from websites and advertisements.”

Lizzo says: “It feels like we’re being thrown back into the era where being thin was considered ‘beautiful’. We need to reverse this Ozympic boom.”

Body Positivity: Business or Fact?

Lizzo lamented that the movement whose purpose was to make people who are fat, different looking or physically different feel ‘belonging’, had now been turned into a means of ‘selling’ by companies. And now, when being thin is back in trend, those same companies have turned their backs on plus-size women.

Lizzo’s own weight loss journey

The interesting thing is that Lizzo herself has lost a lot of weight in recent times. For this he was also trolled on social media. People also accused him of taking ‘Ozempic’.
But Lizzo responded to this also boldly. He told that his journey “Not to please society by being thin” was, rather my mental health And it was to make the body stronger. He chose the path of gym and diet, not medicines.

“I’m still the same Lizzo,” she says. “Whether the weight is up or down, I’m proud of who I am.” Ra is right. This warning from Lizzo is a reminder of this.