Welcome to A Little Nutrition Talk Radio, where registered dietitian Susan Watson explores the profound effects of diet culture and societal beauty standards on self-worth and confidence. Joined by Whitney Kennelly, a Masters of Social Work student, they dive deep into body acceptance and liberation, contrasting these concepts with mainstream body positivity narratives. Together, they discuss the societal pressures and expectations placed on individuals to conform to unrealistic beauty ideals shaped by diet culture and patriarchy.
Discover the importance of challenging these harmful messages, embracing body neutrality, and understanding the concept of health beyond mere appearances. Through engaging discussions, this episode encourages listeners to reflect on the broader implications of beauty standards and to reclaim autonomy over their bodies and health journeys.
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