Jameela Jamil Criticizes Hollywood's Embrace of Weight Loss Drug Culture

The actress and body positivity advocate condemns the use of Ozempic, linking it to harmful beauty standards and its impact on younger generations.

Jameela Jamil called out Hollywood for promoting the use of Ozempic, a diabetes medication repurposed for rapid weight loss, as part of a trend she labels 'Ozempic heroin chic.'
The actress shared personal insights on social media, reflecting on her own struggles with anorexia and the long-term damage it caused to her health, including harm to her organs and bone density.
Jamil criticized the pressure in the entertainment industry to conform to extreme thinness, questioning the message it sends to children and its effects on societal body image standards.
She vowed to reject the trend, emphasizing the cyclical nature of beauty standards and the importance of prioritizing mental and physical health over fleeting societal expectations.
Jamil has been outspoken about eating disorders and diet culture, using her platform to advocate for healthier and more inclusive beauty ideals.