doop is a parody website.

This project was completed as part of ISLA 456 Advanced Project Based Learning in Science, Technology, and Society. The class was taught by Dr. Martine Lappé at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo in the winter of 2021.

All content on this site only represents the views of the student authors. The student authors as a part of this project are in no way affiliated with the brands mentioned on this site (Moon Juice, Outdoor Voices, Care/of, Seed). All mentions, critiques, analyses, and so forth of these brands are for academic research purposes only.

The project is a parody of health and wellness websites and is not meant to be taken seriously. We’re not affiliated with any of the brands mentioned on our site and we make no claims about the efficacy of any products mentioned. We do not mean to undermine the work put into their creation but to analyze how the products are presented to consumers.

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