Candace Cameron Bure It is not a fan of “fear” methods to lose weight.
While talking to Fox News at An interview published Sunday, July 6, the More complete house Star spoke of the popularity of drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro, saying: “It can be scary, although I feel that this younger generation has already had so much more body positivity that I hope they understand that it is a tendency.”
“I think of my daughter, and she does not have the same point of view of the body image I grew up, and especially as the son of the 80’s and 90’s. It is as if mine was messy,” he continued. “I have a middle age and I still have all these thoughts about the perfect body and that, and that’s worrying.”
Although some observers have said that the widespread use of weight loss drugs is detrimental to the movement of the body of body positivity, Cameron Bure said that his daughter’s generation still gives him hope. (The actress shares the daughter Natasha, 26, and children Lev, 25, and Maksim, 23, with her husband Valeri Bure.)
“However, my daughter and her friends and all this have a lesser way; they do not think of bodies like that,” he said. “So, I hope they understand that it is a tendency. But yes, it hurts me. It makes me sad to see that everyone suddenly turns.
Cameron Bure’s faith helps him to understand that there are many ways to be attractive, he explained. “But we know this is not true,” he added. “And we also know only to apply -to the biblical principles, that God does not love us more or less depending on our weight, our body size or our shape. He no longer loves us or valued no less depending on how to look.”
She continued: “He is a heart of the heart who judges the heart, and it is who we are inside. And it is where I will return continuously. No matter how culture changes in diet and what is modified and what kind of body is, I know that God loves me for who I am and my heart and not pay attention to the outside and there is no value in this.”
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Cameron Bure has been known about body and beauty standards than the entertainment industry before. In May, Turned to snatch in someone from Instagram who sent his DM on his appearance.
The actress published a DM screenshot through her Instagram story that she said, “Do you really look old here … not old ???”
“I received (sic) countless messages like this daily. As I love connecting -me on social networks, this is one of the falls,” wrote the full house student next to the screenshot. “I am a woman (middle-aged) and I can deal with rude people. Imagine how this affects our children.”
“I shared the last post, not for sympathy, but to show the type of messages I receive daily. Daily! Aging is sensitive,” Cameron Bure continued. “Comments like this hurt, no matter if it means they are spirits or just a shared” opinion “as I embrace aging, I am deciding to do it in the most natural and funny way possible.”
