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"Ending Dietary Tribalism"

tajmel

A nice reminder.

http://grist.org/sustainable-food/lets-put-an-end-to-dietary-tribalism/

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peachyxoxoxo

Bump, good article. I like Andy Bellati a lot.

chimpy_chimp

Regardless of our views on tofu, raw milk, and coconut oil, most of us who are passionate about nutrition and wellness are not happy with the Standard American Diet or the fact that highly processed and minimally nutritious “foods” are the norm.

He is so right. We have to focus more on the common ground we share, not on our individual "food tribes."

:flowerforyou:

PaleoPath4Lyfe

Regardless of our views on tofu, raw milk, and coconut oil, most of us who are passionate about nutrition and wellness are not happy with the Standard American Diet or the fact that highly processed and minimally nutritious “foods” are the norm.

He is so right. We have to focus more on the common ground we share, not on our individual "food tribes."

:flowerforyou:

Yes, you are right about that.

However, it more like becoming an uproar against people that want to seek out good health (regardless of the route they use to get there) verses the I eat plenty of junk food and still lose weight crowd.