article_snippet.sent: The journalist and lifestyle guru behind the ‘I Quit Sugar’ book and website complained to Mamamia after Wilson image was used to illustrate a story about orthorexia nervosa – a condition defined by an obsession for eating ‘healthily’.
article_snippet.sent: Take a sound, evidence-based article on orthorexia nervosa written by an academic and published on The Conversation, republish a sound, evidence-based article on orthorexia nervosa written by an academic and published on The Conversation (without attributing author) and then festoon a sound, evidence-based article on orthorexia nervosa written by an academic and published on The Conversation with images of people not mentioned in the article so as to implicate that they have an eating disorder!?
article_snippet.sent: The Conversation article, which was seemingly republished on Mamamia by way of a content sharing agreement, said: ‘There is a blurry line separating “normal” healthy eating and orthorexia nervosa, but one way to define the condition is when eating “healthily” causes significant distress or negative consequences in a person’s life.
article_snippet.sent: Wilson, who has an autoimmune disease, quit sugar in 2011 ‘as an experiment’ but liked the results – including increased energy, better skin and wellness – so much that she continued she sugar ban and wrote a best-selling book in the process.
article_snippet.sent: While the intention was to examine the idea of extremely strict diets masking potential eating disorders amongst devotees; that is not what was achieved. '
article_snippet.sent: Wilson wrote a blog post about eating two chocolate croissants while on holiday and how for ‘the rest of the day’ Sarah felt incredibly ill.
article_snippet.sent: Wilson has said in a blog about the issue that 'diet can't cure disease'.
highlights_snippet.sent: The I Quit Sugar author and wellness blogger complained to the website .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The I Quit Sugar author and wellness blogger have apologised and removed her photo from a story about orthorexia nervosa .
  