“I am not going to tell you what I eat in a day.”
A new trend is going viral online and has also become popular in celebrity culture - but there’s a “harmful” reason you shouldn’t jump on board.Aussie influencer Laura Henshaw , 31, has officially called out the trend of sharing what you eat.
There’s been a recent resurgence of influencers and famous people sharing exactly what they eat within a 24 hour period. Similarly, Roxy Jacenko revealed her strict diet on Instagram after losing 12 kilos. It consists of broccoli for dinner, powdered vitamins, and coffee for breakfast. Roxy Jacenko has also been sharing what she eats online. Picture: Instagram/RoxyJacenko
Sometimes, they’ll frame their eating habits by disclosing that this is how they try to stick to a calorie-deficit diet or other times the creator will claim that their eating habits have helped them lose weight or manage a chronic disease. It is diet culture just being perpetrated by Generation Z. Sure, the method might be slightly different; they’ve traded magazines for vlogs, but the results are the same., the national charity for people who struggle with eating disorders, said that these kind of posts could have a negative impact on body image.
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