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Diet Culture and Its Impact on Children

Diet Culture and Its Impact on Children
October 27, 2023
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In this episode of the Young & Healthy podcast…

Dr. Jessica Lin and Dr. Sanita Ley sit down with host, Kate Setter, to discuss the impact of dieting and how other people’s opinions can have a negative impact on kids and adolescents. They bust myths, such as eating disorders are not specific to one body type and the influence of dieting affects kids of all ages, cultural backgrounds, and genders. We learn how fitness guidelines and recommendations from influencers are not always safe and the long-term impact diet culture can have on a child’s relationship with food. Jessica and Sanita talk to us about how eating foods you like in moderation is good for you and so is having carbs and fats. After today’s episode, we hope listeners have quality information and feel empowered to find a value-based approach to healthy movements and foods and some ideas for what that can look like for you and your family. 

Resources: 

  • For more information on resources available at Cincinnati Children’s, visit Eating Disorders | Cincinnati Children’s (cincinnatichildrens.org)  
  • For a guide to good, healthy eating, visit MyPlate. 
  • For resources to help stop bullying, visit StopBullying.gov 
  • For general guidelines for nutrition, visit the Center for Young Women’s Health and Young Men’s Health 

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About the author: Podcast Team

Young & Healthy is now Kids’ Health Uncomplicated. It’s the same easy-to-understand kids’ health guidance and expertise from Cincinnati Children’s, now available in a video format, too. Featuring conversations with experts, patients, families and kids, Kids’ Health Uncomplicated covers the pediatric health topics that matter most. All past episodes of Young & Healthy are still available, so dive in on any topic that interests you. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and YouTube. Please note that this content is for informational and educational purposes only.

About the author: Sanita Ley, PhD

Sanita Ley, PhD, is a Pediatric Psychologist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. She specializes in evidence-based treatments for feeding challenges, pediatric obesity, and weight-related health issues. Her research focuses on improving outcomes for children and adolescents with obesity.

About the author: Jessica A. Lin, MD

Jessica Lin, MD, is an Adolescent Medicine Physician at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Her clinical interests include eating disorders, reproductive endocrinology, and contraceptive management. She conducts research on the intersection of obesity and eating disorder care to support balanced, healthy outcomes for patients.

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