When you hear “clean diet,” you are most obviously to think of eating healthy. There is a lot more to eating healthy and it is, in a way, harder to maintain a clean diet. Especially, if you are use to eating out at fast food restaurants and have a love for consuming certain types of junk food. A clean diet is basically eating organic and unprocessed foods. No matter what website or books you find about clean diets the bottom line is that it is a healthier way to go so therefore, there isn 't really in actually definition of clean diets. Kathleen M. Zelman quotes Tosca Reno, in her “ The Eat Clean Diet: Diet Review,” saying that “The Eat-clean Diet is a lifestyle way of eating that allows you to eat more, weigh less, and become the healthiest you can be (webmd.com).” …show more content…
According to Diane Welland, in her article “Seven Principles of Clean Eating,” she states the clean eating “dates to the natural health food movement of the 1960’s, which shunned processed foods for the sake of moral and societal values rather that health and nutrition (cookinglight.com).” This shows us that clean eating be a topic/ trend for almost over 55 years. The moral and society side would probable be the fact more people are spending money on processed, unhealthy foods, when they could eat healthier foods. I believe there is too much money put into the fast food chains when it could be put a larger production of organic