Jameela Jamil has named and shamed celebrities who grow "detox" teas in the hope that they will shut up.

Jameela Jamil star on The right place, the brilliant TV show that your college philosophy will not stop talking about. When she does not look into ethics and morality in a sitcom, she avoids the superficial and patriarchal problems that women face and she's not afraid to call in infiltrators. for being bad influencers.

During the Thanksgiving weekend, a celebration of potatoes and carbohydrates that society wants to make feel guilty, Jamil published an article about celebrities hawking this "flat stomach tea", a glamorous laxative designed to give women their most luxurious diarrhea.

This diarrhea juice has been part of the Kardashian empire for some time, but Jamil was disappointed to discover that Cardi B was also selling this BS.

Jamil wrote forcefully: "I hope all these celebrities will wear their pants in public, as do poor women who buy this nonsense on their recommendation".

She also highlighted the greed of celebrities who tell women to take charge, noting that they are motivated to get even MORE money.

Jamil laughed when she saw that BuzzFeed had called Cardi for a comment, which was probably a hilarious conversation.

Jamil explained his anti-diarrhea stance in a screenshot of the Notes application, so you know that it's a serious business.

"These weight loss products like Flat Tummy co do not make you thinner – they hurt you – they cause you diarrhea, which then gives you a flatter stomach for a day. she wrote.

"I do not hate Khloe because this poor woman has been totally / intimidated by her own family and by the press, who believes that being skinny is the most important thing in the world." a sad pursuit, and we all deserve it, much more than that. "

On Monday, Jamil shared photos of various Insta commercials with an important note left out by Flat Tummy Co salespeople: the fact that they have personal trainers, nutritionists and even plastic surgeons and their elimination, not just the shit juice.

After the tweets became viral, Jamil explained how his personal struggle with the image of his body motivated him to talk about these issues.

If you're looking for an Instagram community that does not encourage diarrhea and does not value thinness above all else, Jamil directs @I_Weigh, a place on this lost app so people do not feel terrible about themselves .

(Note: I do not want to embarrass anyone to have diarrhea.) It's a natural phenomenon that can happen to anyone, however, I discourage people from causing an avalanche of fish for the purpose of appearing leaner for a day is everything.)