A University of Vermont study finds that TikTok content related to food and nutrition perpetuates toxic diet culture among young users, with expert voices largely missing. The researchers advocate for a shift towards weight-inclusive nutrition and a rethinking of societal attitudes towards bodies, f
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The most popular TikTok content related to food, nutrition, and weight perpetuates a harmful diet culture among teens and young adults, according to new research from the University of Vermont, and expert voices are largely absent from the conversation.