Do I need to ‘clean’ up my diet?
‘Clean eating’ is a popular term over the past 8 years with the phrase being touted by many a health and fitness influencer as the answer to leanness and curing ill health.Unfortunately, since its inception around 2013, ‘clean eating’ has most likely do.
The Daily Dollop with Kate Freeman · Ayla Health
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‘Clean eating’ is a popular term over the past 8 years with the phrase being touted by many a health and fitness influencer as the answer to leanness and curing ill health.
Unfortunately, since its inception around 2013, ‘clean eating’ has most likely done more damage than good. If you follow the path down the #cleaneating rabbit hole and you’ll find a dark and twisted story of restriction, obsession, elitism and non-substantiated claims about nutrition from unqualified people.
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