Nope. It's a logical inference posted as what it is. She was naturally skinny but had to work hard to keep it healthy and fit: There are models with that body type who do specific exercises and diet plans and achieve that in a natural way, without starving onself or photoshop.

https://glamouredition.com/skinny-secrets-model-renee-somerfield/

Oh man, that would trigger so many people...LOL

How is it not much to do with working out? The body she has is representative of the typical beach body ad. She may not have a 'strong' body which is defined and toned - as in the picture you posted, but it is a healthy one.

@LJS9502_basic: She is a model who has to exercise to keep in shape; it is guaranteed that she works out.

@Storm_Marine: That's because she's an athlete - the PW poster is that of a typical beach body.

@Storm_Marine: She worked out for a beach body. Protein World encouraged fitness.

@Stesilaus: No, that's the image of a woman who has WORKED HARD by exercising to achieve a healthy body. Protein World is encouraging fitness.

Their fucked up cultural marxism leads to faulty thinking, I told them Islam isn't a race but they wn't listen. LOL.

@gamerguru100: Most radical Feminists defend the Middle-Eastern culture because they're afraid of being called racist. Recently their insanity was illustrated at CH Sommers' Oberlin talk.

The response to Protein World is interesting, it's as if these people are imploding at the thought of a company not bowing to their BS.

Ran the ad, people sign petition demanding it be removed, Protein World push back and denounce political correctness, directly saying they refuse to take down ads and that they're advertising fitness.

Many Feminist sympathizing websites are outraged, and salty because they have no power over this company. One Feminist got so mad she tried to vandalize their ads.

This authoritarianism legitimately scares me. So many people are ban/censorship happy these days.

I think you're wrong on that one.