#Cleaneating shots have been flooding the social media like crazy. Food with bright colored ingredients beautifully styled and photographed food that makes us dizzy and jealous at the same time.
When people talk about eating clean, the word seems to change every day depending on who's talking about it or who influenced it. However, drenching your food with coconut oil or making sure that it's free of carbs you're trying so hardly to lose, doesn't mean what you're about to eat or cook are 100% clean.
Anthia Koullouros, a Sydney-based naturopath from OVViO Organics, considers the increase in the use of Instagram may have resulted in our change of how we look at food now.
She also said that while there are a lot of fashionable foods in the market, however the social media's influence on, well almost everything, it has become more difficult to gain popularity and fame because most of the food that is being presented in social media are styled the more than where they got it from.
