TikTok Viral: Nutrition’s Reject Dieting Feeds To Lose Weight 

TikTok Viral Viral videos are completely rejecting dietary feeds on diet specialists’ video sharing platforms.

The Chinese video-sharing app, TuckTalk, is packed with various “Diet Culture” content over time, some of which have already collected millions of views.

TikTok Dietitians vs. Diet Fads

TikTok is home to countless viral videos, from dance trends to information about fitness or finance.

This time, according to a CBS 58 news release, anti-diet nutritionists are hitting the video-sharing platform to share their science-backed claims, which are linked to a catchy dance obsession and other trends.

Sarah Williams, a registered nutritionist who is now also the creator of Tuck Tuck, said that fitness people are actually “devilish” food.

Meanwhile, another dietitian, Steph Grosso, who also posts content on TikTalk, has declared himself an anti-diet nutrition expert.

Grasso added that she is against “fat diets,” which are quick fixes to lose weight because, for her, it doesn’t really work in the long run.

She went on to expose the entire food industry, 

Claiming that what makes it a successful multi-billion dollar industry is the fact that many people fail to achieve their goals. As such, she says that people will only go back to their home state, making it an endless cycle.

Another tick-tack and a registered nutritionist, Sam Privette, suggested. That the guilt and shame of eating, as well as the mental effects of restraint and diet, would make even the most nutritious foods completely useless.

According to a recent CNN report, these anti-diet registered dietitians. Are now using the social media giant, TalkTalk, to share their thoughts on the trend “diet culture”.

Grasso, who calls himself a solid nutrition diet, has 2 million followers on the video-sharing platform.

Meanwhile, Williams, who also posts anti-dietary content, has received 970,000 XNUMX followers. On TalkTalk, Pivotal, which says she is a “Diet Culture Detector,” has garnered more than 641,000 followers. General Chat Chat Lounge

Anti-Dietary Methods

Giku, a TikTok dietitian, believes that creating a healthy relationship with food is better than limiting your diet completely.

Grass said one way to do this is to “appreciate only the food you eat,” as well as the nutrients that come with it. Not to mention the delicious flavors and social aspects that they include.

TikTok dietitian added that this basically means. That people are living life where they are not afraid to eat at dessert or restaurant.

Instead of eliminating foods, they are emphasizing anti-nutritious people to incorporate nutrients into their diet in order to achieve balance.

William said people should think instead of thinking about how to add food that will bring nutrients to their body.