Hey, Cair and Feeding listeners. We're taking the day off from Memorial Day, so we're sharing an episode we thought you enjoy from one of Slate's other great podcasts.

Well Now is a new health and wellness show hosted by Dr. Kavita Patel and registered dietician and friend of the show nutritionist Maya

feller. Each week Maya and Kavita talked to folks across the wellness space to

try to get to the heart of what it means to really

live well and it turns out that can mean a lot of different things to different people.

This episode tackles the growing mental health crisis among young people and how social media plays a role in that.

But there's hope. Public health officials across the country are taking on some of the biggest culprits, like Meta and Tik-Toc to hold them accountable.

If you like what you hear, don't forget to subscribe to Well Now so Sleyts Podcast on Health and Wellness. I'm Maya Feller.

And I'm Kavita Patel.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month,

and Mental Health is not one disease.

It is a spectrum of experiences, disorders, and other conditions.

To be clear, there is a significant

difference between everyday stress and other conditions that benefit from professional

intervention. But there is still an incredible amount of stigma. Mental illness is not a character flaw or a sign of weakness. It is a medical

condition. But all too often it is not treated the way I would treat diabetes or high blood

pressure for example.

But there are so many ways in which it manifests.

Maya, how has a mental health disorder

or just mental health itself manifested in your practice? So you know Kavita there's so many ways that it

manifests and I think about it because in the practice we're a group of dieticians and we each specialize in something

different so we see people across the life cycle so from kids to adults and

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