“I am currently reading this book and it is excellent and I love Michael Pollan... however if you are one who isn't thrilled by statistics I would suggest his book "The Botany of Desire." It was my personal favorite of his books and is more of a personal account of his experience with food and plants versus the economics and nutritional aspects of nature.”
“The University of Wisconsin - Madison is reading In Defense of Food for its Go Big Read Campaign. http://www.gobigread.wisc.edu/”
“four knocks”
“Somewhat a rehash of The Omnivore's Dilemma, except this book has the word "percent" on nearly every page. The great storytelling is gone, and in its place is a fairly dry discussion of trends in nutritionism and why you should ignore most of them. Still interesting in places but overall a very fast skim if you've already read the Dilemma. The takeaway is: eat a wide variety of whole foods, preferably those you have grown &/or cooked yourself.”
“i love these kinds of books...all people have the right to know what is going on on the other side of the earth,BEYOND THEIR REACH!”
“hi”
“Is this an ESL forum??”
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“I think this book is about health and recommends that which type of food is good for health ”
“hanad hi all the people first praise is due to allah then i will tell somae thing about food when u start food first begain name af allah then eat u will get more power allhamdulilah ”
