My history with food | Peter's blog
Nobody can truly try every diet there is, but I feel like I've covered a large spectrum in my life. This is a history of all of my diets, my changing beliefs, my mistakes, and my wins.
My history with food | Peter's blog All Posts & Projects My history with food Aug 03 2022 19 min read Nobody can truly try every diet there is, but I feel like I've covered a large spectrum in my life. This is a history of all of my diets, my changing beliefs, my mistakes, and my wins. One big lesson right from the start: even as someone trying to be informed, your information bubble dictates your life. You can’t easily research what you don’t know exists. This post is a reminder to that. Age 6-14: Picky Peter 2003 to 2011. A typical day: Nutella with bread and a glass of milk for breakfast. P
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