Posting photos of food on Instagram could mean more that you think. According to Dr. Valerie Taylor, a psychiatrist at Women’s College Hospital at the University of Toronto, posting photos of every meal on Instagram could lead to unhealthy weight gain and even eating disorders, as the practice could establish a bad relationship with food.
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