You probably can't handle the truth when it comes to watching this Bodyform The Truth video. This hilarious video was made in response to a Facebook user who wrote a long message about how he felt he was being lied to by portrayals of happy periods in their commercials, stating, "There was no joy, no extreme sports, no blue water spilling over wings..."
As Bodyform doesn't actually have a CEO, they got an actress to play the part of Caroline Williams who acknowledges the "lies." She explains how an experiment in exposing the truth to men gave them mental breakdowns as there is no truly happy period. She completes her disturbing disclosure by drinking blue water.
Prepare to be shocked by the Bodyform The Truth.
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