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If You Like Your Veggies With a Side of Fitspiration
Why: Everyone's favorite "The Biggest Loser" trainer has his own Instagram account, brimming with images of clean, balanced plates piled high with veggies and meat (grass-fed, of course) for all you carnivores. Plus, he posts the WoDs (workout of the day, in CrossFit speak) he does at the famous Brick CrossFit -- so you get a little motivation to get moving, as well.
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If You're on the Fence About Going Vegan
Why: This yoga enthusiast's account is brimming with plant-based recipe inspiration for everything from buffalo wings made from cauliflower to brightly colored fruit smoothies. She even manages to make raw, vegan sushi look tantalizing.
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If You Need Convincing to Eat Your Veggies
Why: You'll want to eat your veggies (and then some) after perusing this NYC-based account full of gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian options. Bowls overflowing with brightly colored fruits and veggies will have you wondering where Brussels sprouts have been all your life.
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If You Love Bacon
Why: We're obsessed with the recipes from Michelle Tam's blog, and her Instagram feed offers up even more Paleo inspiration -- with tons of bacon and other delicious pork products, seen stuffed inside a mushroom burger, wrapped around asparagus or served the old fashioned way with eggs.
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If Dessert Is the One Thing You Can't Quit
Why: "Healthy diet" and "dessert" don't have to be mutually exclusive, as proven by this page that exclusively features pictures of guilt-free banana ice cream. This creamy treat, made from blending up a frozen banana, can be seen in flavors from chocolate to blueberry to spinach, and they look so good you'll want them all in your belly.
"Eat clean, train mean," may be a mantra you've pinned multiple times, but outside of Pinterest, the lure of a cheesy, carb-loaded pizza after a long day of work may be nearly impossible to resist -- especially if you have to pass a pizza joint on your way home. The reason? Researchers at Cornell University found that women ate more chocolate when it was nearby and in sight. The good news? Researchers say this same principle applies to good food as well as bad. Keep healthful images close (as in, right on your smartphone) to inspire better habits. Here, the best Instagram accounts you need to follow for serious healthy-eating inspiration (it's food porn you won't feel guilty about recreating).