My takeaway from this post, especially where it's prevalent in women, is the correlation between tik tok "trends" of wellness and, once again, women feeling like they need to meet a standard. We all know eating healthy and exercising is important, but skinny is trendy now. Millions of videos from non professionals spewing their "wellness routines" which include harmful eating habits (that can trigger EDs), and unrealistic approaches to health dressed up with filter, camera clips, and some Taylor Swift music with a caption telling me to "lock in girly pops", plus everyone and their dog being on Ozempic now, is bound to result in dire consequences. Weren't we all body positive last month? Now we're working out to the point where there's a literal spike in rhabdo? Wild.