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The Effects of Diet Culture

From morning to night, how diet culture follows you wherever you go

The day-to-day effects of diet culture

Social media and diet culture

Designer: Serena Li

Sources:

(1) Huffington Post. Everything You Know About Obesity Is Wrong, 2018.
(2) Time. 49 States Legally Allow Employers to Discriminate Based on Weight, 2017.
(3) Vanderbilt University. Overweight women lose in the labor market: Vanderbilt study, 2014.
(4) Bloomberg. Demand From Plus-Sized Women Spawns Fatshion Category: Retail, 2012.
(5) The New York Times. More Fabric, More Money? British Retailer Is Accused of Charging Fat Tax, 2018.
(6) Science Direct. Do perceived norms of social media users’ eating habits and preferences predict our own food consumption and BMI?, 2020.
(7) Journal of Aesthetic Nursing. Photo editing: enhancing social media images to reflect appearance ideals, 2016.
(8) NPR. Top 10 Reasons Why The BMI Is Bogus, 2009.
(9) NPR. Trust Your Gut: A Beginner's Guide To Intuitive Eating, 2019.
(10) National Library of Medicine. Orthorexia Nervosa: An Obsession With Healthy Eating, 2017.

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