Fact Check Your Feed: Debunking Diet Misinformation
Get the inside scoop on what’s fact and what’s fiction in your feed.
Scrolling through TikTok or IG, you’ll probably come across inspirational, funny, or even educational posts…
What’s also woven throughout your feed?
Diet Culture Lies.
Have you ever compared yourself to an influencer and wondered “what they do” to look like that?
Or even scrolled through your feed and saw a food, diet, or exercise post?
Diet Culture is a part of the fabric of social media. While seemingly innocent and harmless, these messages have a huge negative impact.
Diet Culture messaging in your news feed is more toxic than the “toxins” the latest juice cleanse will supposedly “fix.”
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You might be asking yourself:
“Does this celebrity-endorsed product actually work?”
“Is diet culture really in my feed?”
“If I want my body to look like theirs, shouldn’t I follow their advice?”
“They say they’re an expert. How could they be wrong?”
“What can I do to protect my loved one from diet culture on social?”
“How do I know what the truth is online?”
It’s time to Fact Check Your Feed!
And we’re here to help you.
What to expect?
BALANCE Registered Dietitian Quinn Haisley (she/they) will explore how diet culture messages infiltrate your feed and potentially impact your relationship with food and your body.
opt-in to this webinar to:
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Learn why trusting your favorite influencers’ diet advice may not be helping you
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Spot common nutrition myths with research-backed evidence
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Identify diet misinformation red flags
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Help your loved one or client think critically when using social media
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Get your questions answered by a licensed professional
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Curate a feed you LOVE that is supportive of your journey
Disclaimer
Meetings of our support group are meant to provide individuals with information and personal support from peers. The facilitator, will at times provide general information about psychological and emotional issues, but will not engage in rendering psychological or healthcare advice for any individual or for his or her particular situation. The support group does not provide medical, mental health or any other type of healthcare service. No diagnosis or treatment of, or advice regarding, any medical or mental health condition or illness of any group member will be offered during the support group. The support group cannot substitute for, and is not an alternative to, medical or other healthcare diagnosis and treatment when a medical or mental health condition or illness is present. Support group members are advised to seek diagnosis, treatment and advice regarding medical or mental health conditions or illnesses from physicians, psychotherapists and other licensed healthcare professionals.