Nutrition Class - Can an overemphasis on eating healthy become unhealthy?  Answer 2 questions:  Based on article "Is There Such Thing as "To Healthy?"  By : Lauren Wicks; Published May 15, 2019 (1) Explain what orthorexia is and how two negative consequences to someone's health are caused by orthorexia.  (2) Do you think an overemphasis on eathing healthy can become unhealthy?

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