Teens’ obsession with healthy eating may turn into disease (WOIO)

Teens’ obsession with healthy eating may turn into disease

We are living in a society where healthy eating is encouraged. The problem is that we are not being given the opportunity to eat what we want when we want it. This has led to an obsession with healthy eating and the idea that if you don’t eat healthy, you will get sick.

The problem with this kind of mentality is that it leads to a lack of self-acceptance and could lead to an eating disorder or other mental health issues.

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We live in a society where people are obsessed with healthy eating. We are constantly bombarded with messages about how we should be eating. Many of us have become so obsessed that it has become an addiction.

There is a growing concern among the medical community that this obsession may turn into disease. A recent study found that there is a correlation between the rise of eating disorders and the rise in healthy food sales.

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Studies have shown that this obsession with healthy eating has led to a decrease in the consumption of carbohydrates and fats, which are necessary for a healthy body. Another study found that 34% of teens do not get enough vitamin D and calcium, which is essential for bone growth.

This obsession with healthy eating can be attributed to social media posts on Instagram and Snapchat, where many influencers promote their diet as “clean” or “healthy”.