That “Clean Eating” Trend is Glamorizing Eating Disorders

Orthorexic behaviors can hide behind health-focused social media trends. Megan Bazzini dives into the harm that such trends have on our mental and physical health.

Essays & Advocacy

Rebecca Wittlin Potter - Primary Therapist - Whole Wellness Services

Nutritionist Says 'Orthorexia,' Obsession With 'Clean Eating,' Took Over Her Life

Eating healthy, home cooked meals means you have orthorexia, according to this chronically online, obese woman who definitely doesn't overeat : r/fatlogic

Gym Bro who definitely does not have an eating disorder Starter Pack : r/starterpacks

Dakota Szola MA, RSW, CCC - Dakota Szola Counselling

Nigella Lawson: Clean Eating Is 'a Way to Hide an Eating Disorder

To The Bone: Controversy, Conversation & Eating Disorder Hope

Dis-Ordered Eating - ICI Berlin

Dakota Szola MA, RSW, CCC - Dakota Szola Counselling

A Tweet About Early 2000s Diet Culture Went Viral This Week. Here's What It Missed

It's the diet culture/wellness culture shame cycle I think it's safe