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Ms. Poulton gives a compelling argument for "it's all about the money" assessment that she makes. I ended up feeling very angry at the medical community, fashion/movie/glamour industries, etc for selling the idea that "thin is in". my motto now is "fat's eternal where it's at" and I applaud her efforts at encouraging people to look at the way that society has been manipulated into hating themselves so that corporations can get FAT eternal on our money and self-hate. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) 6 of 14 people found the following review helpful: An important message, but credibility is sometimes stretched, January 18, 2003 Reviewer:"tess73" (Chester, PA USA) - See all my reviewsThe bottom line of Poulton's "No More Fat Chicks", is that the weight-loss industry is nothing more than a multi-billion dollar attempt to repress, depress and impress women into becoming unrealistic Twiggy clones.Now,
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