Anti-diet movement aims to brush off shame of obesity

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As more people lean into the weight-loss drug frenzy, there is a conflicting social media trend gaining traction that tells people its okay to eat cookies or carbs in a growing anti-diet movement. Some say companies are taking advantage of that messaging to try and sell products. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen reports for TODAY.

Source: today.com

Kerri Waldron

My name is Kerri Waldron and I am an avid healthy lifestyle participant who lives by proper nutrition and keeping active. One of the things I love best is to get to where I am going by walking every chance I get. If you want to feel great with renewed energy, you have to practice good nutrition and stay active.

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