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Social media nutrition misinformation fuels food-based attachments

By Pablo Arrona Cardoza, Ph.D. Candidate in Human Nutrition, McGill University
Daiva Nielsen, Associate Professor, School of Human Nutrition, McGill University

As nutrition misinformation spreads, reflecting on the popularity of diet trends offers insight into how individuals form deep attachments to their food choices.

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