"We would all be a little healthier if we just eat real food"
Not my words ... although I would agree!
These words come from a Michael Joseph article at 'Nutrition Advance'
11 Striking Graphs Show How Dietary Advice Fuels Obesity and Disease
Yes, his post does contain a lot of graphs - but also some interesting written words too!
As his closing final thoughts he says ...
"Final Thoughts
All the graphs in this article present trends and observations, and they are not proof that the dietary advice we hear is wrong.
However, the majority of dietary guidance bases itself on such trends and observations, and these graphs do show that this “evidence” is conflicted.
Personally, I don’t believe we should tell every person to follow the same diet with exact grams of each nutrient.
We would all be a little healthier if we just eat real food; naturally occurring foods from the land, farms, and oceans.
Isn’t that what we all used to do?"
Why not use the link below to go and have a look at his full article ...
http://nutritionadvance.com/dietary-trends-and-obesity-epidemic/
All the best Jan
Not my words ... although I would agree!
These words come from a Michael Joseph article at 'Nutrition Advance'
11 Striking Graphs Show How Dietary Advice Fuels Obesity and Disease
Yes, his post does contain a lot of graphs - but also some interesting written words too!
As his closing final thoughts he says ...
"Final Thoughts
All the graphs in this article present trends and observations, and they are not proof that the dietary advice we hear is wrong.
However, the majority of dietary guidance bases itself on such trends and observations, and these graphs do show that this “evidence” is conflicted.
Personally, I don’t believe we should tell every person to follow the same diet with exact grams of each nutrient.
We would all be a little healthier if we just eat real food; naturally occurring foods from the land, farms, and oceans.
Isn’t that what we all used to do?"
Why not use the link below to go and have a look at his full article ...
http://nutritionadvance.com/dietary-trends-and-obesity-epidemic/
All the best Jan