"Big Food's 'Anti-Diet' Agenda: Unveiling the Truth Behind Dietitians' Advice"

The "anti-diet" movement, aimed at combating weight stigma and promoting health at every size, has gained traction on social media, but is now being co-opted by global food marketers and some registered dietitians backed by food companies. General Mills, in particular, has launched a campaign capitalizing on anti-diet teachings, while influencers promote sugary snacks and cereals. Critics argue that the movement shifts accountability away from the food industry for creating unhealthy ultra-processed foods, and that the spread of anti-diet messaging, coupled with the food industry's support, is alarming in the face of rising obesity rates and related health concerns.