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Healthism as the ideological substrate of orthorexia nervosa: health, morality, and self-discipline in contemporary food culture
Orthorexia nervosa (ON), commonly described as a pathological preoccupation with healthy or “pure” eating, has attracted growing attention across psychology, psychiatry, nutrition studies, and the medical humanities. While existing research has predominantly approached orthorexia through individual
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