Everyone online seems to have a new “health trend” — but are they actually healthy… or just harmful in disguise?

In this episode of Kate & Isaiah Living Large, we go through BuzzFeed’s list of the most unhealthy health trends of 2025 and give our honest, unfiltered reactions. From viral wellness advice to diet culture rebranded as “self-care,” we break down what made us pause, what made us laugh, and what genuinely concerns us — especially as people living in larger bodies.

We talk about:

• Why some “health trends” feel more dangerous than helpful

• How diet culture keeps reinventing itself

• The pressure to be “healthy” at all costs

• What real, sustainable health actually looks like for us

This episode isn’t about shaming — it’s about real talk, lived experience, and calling out nonsense when we see it.

👇 Let us know in the comments: Which 2025 health trend confuses you the most?

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Buzz Feed - https://www.buzzfeed.com/ashleybroadwater1/unhealthy-health-trends-2025?utm_source=dynamic&utm_campaign=bfsharecopy

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Are people dying because they ignored their health — or because the system failed them first? In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we react to a CBC report on avoidable deaths in New Brunswick and unpack the real reasons people delay or avoid medical care. We talk weight stigma, fear of doctors, rural health care gaps, and why “just take responsibility” isn’t the full story. This is an honest, uncomfortable conversation you don’t hear often — especially from people living in bigger bodies.

CBC - https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/new-brunswick-avoidable-deaths-9.7043804

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Generic versions of Ozempic are becoming available in Canada, and for many people struggling with obesity, this could be a major shift in how weight loss is accessed — or it could raise new concerns.

In this episode of Kate and Isaiah Living Large, we break down what generic Ozempic in Canada actually means. We talk about affordability, accessibility, safety, side effects, and whether these medications are being positioned as a realistic weight-loss tool or just another trend.

We also explore the emotional and mental side of weight-loss drugs: hope vs. hype, fear vs. curiosity, and how people living in larger bodies are being impacted by the growing pressure to “medicate” weight loss.

This is an honest, real-life conversation — not medical advice — from people navigating these questions in real time.

👇 Join the conversation: Would you consider a generic version of Ozempic for weight loss? Why or why not?

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