Jessica Alba does it. Miranda Kerr does it. Gwyneth Paltrow wrote a cookbook about it. “Clean eating” has picked up steam in the past few years as the healthy eating plan du jour. But just like any ...

Clean eating can mean different things for different people, but the influence of social media on diet trends is ever-changing, from gluten to dairy. Social media has a big influence on food trends ...

Ever find yourself staring at a grocery store shelf, overwhelmed by all the options and wondering what exactly “clean eating” means? You’re not alone. As we navigate through our 50s and beyond, ...

The clean-eating trend isn’t new, but it is ever present. It’s a hashtag on Instagram, a hot topic on Twitter and Reddit, and a whole category of food blogs, cookbooks, and magazines. While this ...

Clean eating centers around choosing foods in their most natural state with minimal processing and additives. Rather than following a rigid diet with strict rules, this approach emphasizes quality ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Travers writes about the world of psychology. “Clean eating” is a dietary trend focused on consuming whole foods while ...

You don’t have to wander far in a supermarket to encounter a food labeled as “clean.” Likewise, a quick scroll through social media reveals how trendy it is for people to claim they are “eating clean.

As the world learns more about food, the human body, and the ways in which both interact, there are many new terms that pop up every day. From a KETO diet to vegan to pescatarian, there’s a wide ...

Social media has a big influence on food trends and what humans eat. A study funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture found that social media actually helps young adults choose healthier foods.