In Defense of Food: My Review | Say what, Michael Pollan?
Michael Pollan’s In Defense of Food might best be described as a book which fares best when judged by its cover. Below the title, a reader finds some dietary advice which is not a bad place t…
In Defense of Food: My Review | Say what, Michael Pollan? Say what, Michael Pollan? In Defense of Food: My Review July 24, 2012 at 7:42 am · Filed under In Defense of Food , Science ·Tagged diet , food , In Defense of Food , Michael Pollan , nutrition Michael Pollan’s In Defense of Food might best be described as a book which fares best when judged by its cover. Below the title, a reader finds some dietary advice which is not a bad place to start: “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.” There are a few good ideas inside the book, too. It would be easy not to look m
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