Concerns Rise Over Misleading Health Advice on Social Media Spain- Dietitian-nutritionist Gabriela Uriarte has raised concerns about the proliferation of misleading and potentially harmful dietary advice spread by influencers on social media. In a recent video, Uriarte criticizes influencers for promoting extreme diets and normalizing unhealthy behaviors. "It's not okay to make people believe that certain foods are poison," Uriarte states in her video. She also points out the dangers of influencers promoting quick fixes and unrealistic body image expectations. The video, which has garnered significant attention online, highlights the need for critical consumption of online health information and encourages viewers to prioritize their well-being. Uriarte's message underscores the importance of seeking advice from qualified professionals rather than relying solely on social media influencers for health guidance. Her video serves as a reminder that responsible information sharing is crucial for public health.
El contenido promocional de productos alimenticios poco saludables puede influir en las decisiones de compra y consumo Javier Crespo, médico digestiv…
