#100 - Diet Culture Exists Because We Don't Want to Die with Michelle Allison the Fat Nutritionist
Psychology research in terror management theory has shown that when
people are primed with thoughts of mortality, their behaviors
change, but not necessarily in helpful ways. Tune in as I talk with
dietitian about how she was able to extrapolate...
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Psychology research in terror management theory has shown that
when people are primed with thoughts of mortality, their
behaviors change, but not necessarily in helpful ways. Tune in as
I talk with dietitian Michelle Alison (the Fat Nutritionist)
about how she was able to extrapolate Ernest Becker’s research
from the 1980s to today’s diet culture which is full of
“wellness” messages about saving your life with every bite of
food, every minute of exercise, and every pill. Acceptance
of mortality doesn’t mean that you suddenly stop caring about
your health and your life. In fact, you may appreciate and
celebrate life even more after accepting that perfect health,
weight, and bodies don’t actually exist.
About Michelle
Michelle Alison, also known online as The Fat
Nutritionist. She is a registered dietitian with the College
of Dietitians of Ontario. She has an accredited degree (BASc) in
nutrition from Ryerson University. She works online to help
people stop dieting, deal with picky eating, and relearn normal
eating. She’s a member of Dietitians of Canada, and the
Association for Size Diversity and Health.
She completed the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics-approved
Treating the Dieting Casualty workshop, where she learned how to
teach people eating competence. Prior to becoming a RD, Michelle
worked in hospitals as a nutrition supervisor, and then a
clinical diet tech. All told, she’s worked in nutrition for over
a decade.
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Links mentioned
How Goop’s Haters Made Gwyneth Paltrow’s Company Worth $250
Million (New York Times)
Eating Toward Immortality (The Atlantic)
People Obsessed With Wellness Can't Accept That We're All
Gonna Die (Tonic)
Body Kindness Episode 16: The Religion of Diet Culture
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