In recent years, researchers have become increasingly interested in “Orthorexia Nervosa,” a fixation on eating only self-perceived “clean” or “pure” foods. The More You ScrollAnother result involved the time spent using social media: People who spent more time on social media tended to show more signs of Orthorexia Nervosa. This could be related to the frequency of seeking out clean/pure eating content. For example, posts that promote “clean eating,” self-discipline, and thinness were linked to higher Orthorexia Nervosa. Importantly, our review also showed that the relationship between Orthorexia Nervosa and social media was stronger among certain groups of people.