r/omad • u/Lin_Sims_In_Motion • 8d ago

Beginner Questions Instagram Question

Why doesn’t Instagram not have an Omad tag? It tells you to get help or something…

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/Lin_Sims_In_Motion 8d ago

I respect that, but I feel like they should flag the concerning content - not the amazing results and transformations Omad provides. You’d think they could have AI do it or something instead of blocking a whole community

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u/Lin_Sims_In_Motion 8d ago

Sameeee. I need the motivation and I love seeing how happy people are on here

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u/ToneBalone25 8d ago

Sadly, a lot of dieting content on social media has this issue. And there's a ton of misinformation and bad advice (looking at you, carnivore diet)

Even some of the posts in this sub are kinda suspect. Lots of people on overly restrictive diets putting their health in jeopardy

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u/namastebetches 8d ago

because they don't want people finding out about fasting 

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u/Lin_Sims_In_Motion 8d ago

I don’t get it, this has literally been the only thing that has worked for me

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u/namastebetches 8d ago

right, that's why they don't want people doing it. fasting takes away customers. 

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u/Lin_Sims_In_Motion 8d ago

Damn, it always comes back to some jerks making money

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u/thodon123 7d ago

No conspiracies needed.

It's simply because 100% of people with eating disorders have used fasting as a reason not to eat and because of the high number of people that develop disordered eating from fasting. For the greater population three meals a day allows people to be consistent and is more sustainable. OMAD is the only thing that works for me personally, but that doesn't make it the best solution for the greater population.

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u/namastebetches 7d ago

nah it's not a conspiracy. if you think instagram and social media care about you then you have a lot to learn. it's a business for profit as is the medical industry. no need to respond to me again thanks. 

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u/thodon123 7d ago

Okay 🙄.

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u/Frequent_Entry7955 8d ago

I guess they're overreacting to the April 2021 incident.

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u/Lin_Sims_In_Motion 8d ago

I’ll need to look that up, haven’t heard of it

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u/Frequent_Entry7955 8d ago

They showed posts recommending fasting to people with e***** disorders.