I'm a former anorexic who went through a program.  The person who wrote this review is an idiot.  And I have no desire to see this movie. (Another one of those cute indie movies about overdramatic white people with problems shouting "WHY DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?!" when really  a lot of people in my recovery group were chill, and really focused on getting well.  But I digress). I especially hate how the reviewer focuses on clean eating, and really illustrates how the person writing this doesn't understand the difference between conscious eating and obsession.  In recovery they focused a lot on the difference.  We should be conscious of what we eat to make sure we are getting everything out bodies need to eat, but when what we eat affects our decisions and actions to a point where we can't norm  e78  ally function in society, then there's a problem.    No one (that I have seen) advocates clean eating 100% of the time, and in fact all sources I have seen say 80/20 or 85/15 clean eating to junk food/restaurant meals, etc. is healthier.  That's pretty much what the mantra of the recovery clinic I went to (if you want spontaneous ice cream with your friends, go for it! Be conscious of what you've eaten to make sure you get all the necessary nutrients, etc.  It's a hard line to walk, because a lot of anorexics turn into binge eaters, which is entirely different eating disorder). Of course, it's easy for people-especially teenage girls-to get swept up and take it too far; but I'd wager the type of person to do that is the type that would be prone to anorexia, too.  Perhaps if there were a better understanding of nutrition by the general public we wouldn't need to turn to Instragram models and hacks pushing diet pills to be wholly healthy.  tl;dr:  This reviewer is dumb.  Clean eating is fine and basically means "eat real food," which this reviewer fails to understand.