Batman & the misguided food battle
I don't watch much TV, but I did take in all of True Detective's (excellent) first season, and I'll admit to letting Scandal play in the background sometimes…
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I don't watch much TV, but I did take in all of True Detective's (excellent) first season, and I'll admit to letting Scandal play in the background sometimes…
ReadGrowing up in the '80s, diet books were a cultural norm. Women were often "on" some regimen or another, usually dictated by whichever had been published most recently. Diet…
ReadOne of my favorite things is talking to "food people." When you think of food jobs, you usually think about the people preparing the food – whether executive…
ReadIn part 1 of this interview with nutrition expert Molly Kimball, we covered daiquiris, gluten & guilt, among other things. And in the week since posting that, I've…
ReadNow more than ever, you are what you eat. Food used to be a simple matter of sustenance. Now it's part of your identity. Are you eating local?…
ReadMarion Nestle, Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies and Public Health at NYU, recently mentioned front-of-package labeling on her blog. This is a topic that's been discussed in the…
ReadThe United States doesn't have a singular, strong food culture that acts as a national eating guide. This is great because we have a diversity of cuisines, but…
ReadFasting is garnering attention lately as both a weight-loss method and health-promoting strategy. Granted, calorie-cutting has been considered the gold standard for weight loss for decades. Then we…
ReadYou may wonder how I can espouse a view of no-rules, enjoy-your-food freedom, and subsequently launch into the world of nutrition science to examine optimal diets.
ReadA decade ago I read Michael Pollan's " Our National Eating Disorder " in The New York Times magazine. Pollan addressed Americans' food anxiety as a major—overlooked—part of…
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