Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a personal vlog update about her mental health, eating disorder recovery, and plans for weight-loss treatment. She describes problems scheduling a referral to an eating-disorder clinic, medication side effects (Lexapro causing sleepiness; possible Vyvanse interaction; considering Wellbutrin), recent fatigue and long sleep, car troubles, and thinking about weight-loss surgery as a preliminary option once her eating disorder is addressed. She outlines returning to the weight-loss clinic and following a doctor’s meal plan (limited carbs, unlimited vegetables, measured portions such as 1/2 cup mashed potatoes), plans for healthier recipe videos (French onion chicken, asparagus, mashed potatoes), changes to her mukbangs (smaller measured plates / 'spooky dinner' idea), and getting back to the gym.
The speaker shares a compact grocery haul focused on items for a doctor's low-carb nutrition plan (eggs, olive oil, cucumbers, light Swiss cheese, beef broth, asparagus, tuna, chicken breast, etc.), mentions an upcoming French-onion-chicken recipe/video, and discusses watching Amberlynn's recent shrimp mukbang. She reflects on food addiction, relapse, and audience reactions to mukbangs, then proposes a short-term weight-loss challenge/cooperative plan with Amberlynn based on the doctor's plan and weight-loss support (clinics, therapists, tracking) to prove they can improve together.
Timeline and topics
0:00 — Intro and purpose: grocery haul and following doctor's nutrition plan
1:06 — Staples and bulk items (eggs, olive oil, cucumbers)
1:52 — Cheese, snacks, and choosing lower-carb options
1:37 — Recipe tease: French onion chicken and related ingredients
3:03 — Produce, pickles, and small grocery details
Chantal eats a measured, lower-calorie dinner (brown rice, roasted asparagus, and six ounces of lean chicken meatballs with sauce), does a throwback-Thursday storytime about middle-school dating/popularity, and reviews her food diary, scale measurements, hydration, and willpower as part of her weight-loss routine. She tastes very sour pickles, mentions family (a sister who made the sauce), and has a pet (Sam/Sam Bison) nearby.
Timeline and topics
0:40 — Intro: not exactly a mukbang and meal overview
1:02 — Measured portions and food diary / scale mention
A short personal update filmed after a GP appointment. The speaker discusses getting a referral to an eating disorder clinic, describes binge-eating episodes, and talks about current medications (escitalopram) and side effects. She received a tetanus shot, plans to follow up on the eating-disorder referral and a psychiatrist waitlist, and considers taking a few days off for mental-health rest. She also talks about pet care (cats Sammy and Bebe June), recent streaming and movies watched, and upcoming plans.
A candid come-with-me vlog documenting a night out to a Cineplex VIP screening of the 2019 Pet Sematary remake. The speaker (main uploader) describes anxieties about being a larger-bodied person in public and at movie theaters — seat fit, staring, carrying large snacks, claustrophobia in underground parking — then shows the VIP lounge, orders a cocktail (Caesar), and gives a brief spoiler-free verbal review (about 7/10). The video includes footage of the friend Rina (aka Rena) and Rina's cat Bebe, parking/garage navigation, and short comments about the theater amenities and cost.
Timeline and topics
0:23 — Intro: going to a new Cineplex VIP at Lansdowne Park
1:14 — Anxieties of being a larger person at the movies (seating, staring, snacks)
5:27 — Concerns about underground parking and claustrophobia; scouting route
9:52 — Preparing to leave and introducing Rina's cat Bebe
13:06 — Navigating the parking garage to VIP cinema and finding blue zone
16:36 — VIP lounge and seats; ordering drinks and service details
20:18 — Quick spoiler-free review of Pet Sematary (2019)
22:23 — Wrap-up: cost, medication note, and final thoughts
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a personal update describing recent nausea and vomiting, ongoing health issues (hormonal imbalance, ovarian cysts, sleep apnea) and frustrations with her current weight-loss doctor's animal-based recommendations. She explains her long-standing belief that food is medicine, mentions following the Medical Medium and the celery-juice trend, and decides to read Anthony William's book Medical Medium and consider trying its 28-day healing cleanse (possibly for 30–90 or 60 days). She says she'll take a few days away from social media to research and read the book, continue attending her eating-disorder clinic, and report back after trying the protocol.
Timeline and topics
0:08 — Intro — feeling sick last night, woke by cat
0:55 — Belief that food is medicine and diet struggles
1:50 — Following Medical Medium and celery juice trend
2:53 — Conflict with weight-loss doctor's recommendations
8:39 — Considering reading Medical Medium book and 28-day cleanse
10:03 — Decision: take a few days off social media to research and try protocol
11:07 — Plans to continue clinic and report back; invite viewers to join challenge
Chantal explains why she is rejecting a weight-loss doctor's recommended plan (which emphasizes lower carbs and animal-based protein/fat including processed meats and cheese) in favor of attempting the Medical Medium 28-day Healing Cleanse: four weeks of only raw fruits and vegetables plus supportive practices (celery juice, smoothies, large salads, raw soups, meditations). She cites hormonal/ovarian cyst concerns and cancer links to processed meats as reasons the doctor's plan isn't right for her, describes the cleanse's sample menu, acknowledges difficulty given a history of binge-eating and addiction to animal products (especially cheese), and announces she will start the 28-day challenge with daily accountability videos, lighter exercise, and grocery shopping to prepare.
Chantal prepares to start a 28-day raw-food cleanse based on the Medical Medium book. She explains the purpose and limits of the cleanse, shares concerns about cysts and bloodwork (A1C), and goes shopping with Pete for staple ingredients (Medjool dates, mangoes, avocados, melon, bananas, kiwis, cilantro). Clips show a Bulk Barn trip for dates and a Farm Boy grocery run where much of the fruit is unripe. She briefly shows a new insulated water bottle, mentions possibly traveling to Jamaica to meet family, and ends by confirming tomorrow will be Day 1 of the cleanse and promising a full day-of-eating video.
Timeline and topics
0:11 — Intro and plan for a 28-day raw-food cleanse
2:42 — Reasons for doing the cleanse (health, cysts, A1C monitoring)
Chantal's video clarifies that her channel should not be labeled strictly as a weight-loss or mukbang channel. She explains frustration with being pigeonholed, the pressure and scrutiny tied to weight-loss content, and her decision to make videos on her own terms and pace. She asks viewers to stop posting harassing comments (she will block repeat offenders rather than disable comments), says she may still share weight updates when she chooses, and restates her intention to create a variety of content without restriction.
Chantal sits down for a long mukbang-style video while discussing her mental health, struggles with binging and eating disorder treatment plans, and recent nightmares. She eats Greek takeout — chicken souvlaki skewers with rice, garlic potatoes, Greek salad, pita and sauces — and mentions trying to eat more fruits and vegetables, being on a psychiatrist waitlist, and planning to stop making public binges. The video includes a lengthy retelling of a recurring terrifying dream and closes with Chantal saving food for later and saying goodbye.
Chantal (Foodie Beauty) records a mukbang and storytime while eating corn dogs, an "Italian poutine," and deep-fried pickles. She says she's "off the wagon" with dieting, mentions getting help for disordered eating, and discusses online drama around another creator (Amberlynn). The main storytime is an embarrassing fart story about meeting a man at a club, driving to his place in Ottawa, and awkwardly passing gas in her car. She closes by talking about upcoming brunch plans with her grandmother and her struggle with all-or-nothing eating habits.
Timeline and topics
0:10 — Intro: off the wagon / mental health & moderation
0:47 — Comments, community, and defending another creator
1:43 — Food reveal: corn dogs, deep-fried pickles, Italian poutine
Chantal shares a short weigh-in and update about getting back on track with her weight-loss plan. She reports a current weight of 366.1 lb, notes a recent gain from 362 lb and a lifetime high of 378 lb, and describes struggles with binging and takeout. She outlines a new routine: a doctor's meal plan, recording food, walking and gym days, appointments with a nutritionist and the Center for Eating Disorders, and planned recipe/content (tomato basil soup, non-breaded chicken parm, cauliflower rice, zoodles). She lists a sample breakfast (one slice of bread, two hard-boiled eggs, two teaspoons peanut butter, one orange) and previews upcoming videos (walk, healthy mukbang, story time, cooking tomato basil soup).
A walk-and-talk vlog filmed on a sunny day. The participants stroll on a muddy path toward a river, chat about music, TV, social media, wildlife (squirrels, birds, ducks), pets and past living situations, pause for breaks (including one person urinating off-camera), reach the water and then head back to the car. Pets (a Husky named Henry, Sammy, and Prince George) appear or are discussed. Chantal notes viewers' poll results (walk chosen), and a guest briefly mentions their current weight and other YouTubers they follow. Video ends with a short sign-off and plans for the next video (salad and mukbang).
Timeline and topics
0:35 — Start: viewers' poll and beginning the walk
1:35 — Walking the muddy path and small talk (music, Simpsons)
7:21 — Heading toward the water / pacing and short breaks
Person — Peetz: Participant on the walk; referred to as Pete/Peetz (described in video metadata as Chantal's ex and friends). Evidence: “What's up, Pete?”
Person — Pizza: A person (or nickname) doing the filming at the start: "Pizza's filming us." Evidence: “Pizza's filming us.”
Pet — Sammy: Pet the speaker plays with at home (mentioned in the walk conversation). Evidence: “I play with Sammy every day.”
Chantal documents the first full day of committing to a 100% whole-food, plant-based/vegan diet after watching a graphic animal-agriculture documentary. She shows everything she eats (oatmeal with toppings, mangoes, chamomile-lavender tea, a large bottle of spring water, supplements) and later visits Green Door (and mentions Pure Kitchen) to pick up an avocado salad, sweet potato/yam noodles, kale and spinach-walnut salads, beets, and a sweet potato/yam salad. She explains her reasons for going vegan (animal welfare), plans to switch to vegan/cruelty-free makeup, and talks about strategies to avoid bingeing by balancing meals.
Chantal spends the day out with her mother and grandmother: she gives money to a person on the street, chats in the car about becoming a plant-based eater and cruelty-free cosmetics, goes shopping (finds a Powder Kiss matte lipstick), has lunch where she eats minestrone and gets heartburn, and returns home planning hair, tire, and appointment errands plus upcoming videos and a possible trip to Quebec City. She mentions trying Tati's XO Beauty supplements and discusses gradual cosmetic swaps due to existing products and testing laws in China.
Place — the bay: Shopping destination or store Chantal references while shopping (context: 'Everything's on sale. We are going to the bay.'). Evidence: “We are going to the bay.”; “Everything's on sale.”
Chantal documents a trip to a downtown salon for a new haircut and color (balayage), shows the finished look, and does a haul of the styling tools and hair-care products she purchased (including a Kardashian Beauty flat iron, Pureology shampoo/conditioner, and L'Oreal salon products). She also gives a personal health update about contacting an eating-disorder clinic, her experiences with antidepressant medication, and upcoming medical appointments. Brief lifestyle details include parking hassles downtown, salon amenities (drinks like cappuccinos, wine, beer), and plans to pick up pizza for "BB."
Timeline and topics
0:05 — Waiting for salon appointment and parking woes
Chantel (Foodie Beauty) spends a day filming a follow-me-around vlog: morning hair and skincare routine, discusses recent Lancome purchases and animal-testing concerns, does a weigh-in/weight-update and describes her plant-based eating and progress with an eating-disorder clinic, shops briefly for skincare, gets ready for a date, and goes out to dinner with her boyfriend BB (Bibi) at Kiko Sushi Bar where she shows and tastes wakame (seaweed) salad and a vegetable roll.
Chantal gives a health update after emergency testing found a pulmonary embolism. She describes initial breathlessness and chest pain that led to an ER visit, the testing sequence (x-ray, EKG, walk test, D-dimer, CT/ventilation imaging and leg ultrasound), and the surprising diagnosis of a blood clot in her lung. She explains the treatment plan—injectable anticoagulant (Enoxaparin/Enohep) twice daily and oral warfarin with weekly INR monitoring—what symptoms and bleeding risks to watch for, brief family history of clotting, and upcoming follow-up at a thrombosis clinic.
Timeline and topics
0:00 — Intro: poor breathing and decision to update
0:22 — Symptoms leading to ER visit (shortness of breath, chest pain, cough)
1:06 — Initial ER tests (x-ray, EKG, walk test, D-dimer) and discharge with pill
2:33 — Thrombosis clinic testing (CT/lung imaging, leg ultrasound) and diagnosis
4:41 — Treatment plan: enoxaparin injections and warfarin; dietary and bleeding cautions
Person — Raina: Mentioned as someone Chantal had plans with prior to the health event (did not directly participate in the video). Evidence: “Sunday, I had plans with Raina Sunday.”
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