People Are Tearing Khloé Kardashian Apart For The Drink She Just Promoted On Instagram

She’s at it again, folks. Khloé Kardashian is under fire (again) for promoting Flat Tummy Co.’s meal replacement shakes. The reality star posted an Instagram ad for the company yesterday, May 22nd, and a lot of her followers aren’t happy that she’s continuing to promote a brand that amps up consumers’ insecurities.

“Ok you guys… I’ve been putting in work, adding in @flattummyco meal replacement shakes and I’m seriously feeling so good,” Khloé captioned her #ad post. “My energy is up, my cravings are controlled and I actually feel like I’m a total tummy knockout.”

Ugh, ugh, and more UGH! Come on, Khloé. Enough is enough.

Flat Tummy Co. is best known for its appetite-suppressant lollipops, aimed to help clientele eat less and slim down, as well as its “tummy teas” that encourage water weight loss. These teas contain natural diuretic properties that loosen stools to help consumers expel unwanted excess fluids and waste. Yeah — this is just a nice way of saying that they make you have diarrhea.

These types of products are okay to use if someone is struggling with constipation. However, constant use could lead to dehydration and potassium depletion, and can even cause muscle spasms and heart irregularities.

Furthermore, detox tea, meal replacement shakes, and appetite-suppressant candy plays into the narrative that you are not good enough as you are. But if you use Flat Tummy Co.’s product, you can look like a Kardashian.

Newsflash: You are good enough, and the Kardashians do a lot more to maintain their figures than just sipping tummy teas and meal replacement shakes. Sorry to burst your detox tea bubble.

This certainly isn’t the first time Khloé has been called out for promoting Flat Tummy Co. Her fans can’t quite grasp how she can share motivational self-love quotes and then advertise for a company that feeds off of insecurity.

It’s incredibly hypocritical, and we can all see that she’s trying to pull the wool over her followers’ eyes. Flat Tummy Co. products are not the secret to her success.

It’s not like Khloé needs the extra money. So why continue to promote a brand that seemingly goes against the message you’re trying to send?

It’s time to move onto other passion projects, Khlo. We can all see right through these ads.

This promotion just seems greedy and in poor taste. We know Khloé (and her tummy tea-promoting sisters) can do better.

Some followers are even accusing Khloé of simply promoting the shakes without even using them. Anyone who has tried a detox tea knows how horrendous the aftermath can be.

There’s no way Khloé can be on this Flat Tummy Co. regimen and still be able to make all the public appearances she does (if you catch our drift).

It’s not possible, and it’s simply not healthy.

Last time Khloé posted an ad for Flat Tummy Co. on Instagram, she was criticized by The Good Place’s Jameela Jamil, who advocates for female empowerment and self-love. “You’re a smart woman. Be smarter than this,” Jamil commented on Khloé’s since-deleted Instagram post.

In fact, Khloé responded to Jamil after removing her post. She stated in a March 30th interview with The New York Times, “Well, listen, I am showing you what to do, silly person, 15 repetitions, three times, here’s the move,” she said in regards to Jamil’s claim that fitness is how she attained her flat tummy — not the tea.

Sister Kim even added that she and her sisters only promote products that they actually use. Jamil didn’t buy it.

It’s strange that, after deleting her previous ad due to the intense backlash, Khloé tried to advertise Flat Tummy Co. once again. She’s just not getting it, is she?

Jamil has yet to respond to Khloé’s most recent post. She’s probably just tired of having the same argument over and over again, and we can’t blame her.

Khloé, listen. You have a platform that allows you to spread positivity and empowering messages. Do that. Don’t do this.

We have hope that Khloé will wake up eventually. Today is obviously not that day.