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Food Rules by Michael Pollan — WisdomDeck honest review
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Food Rules

by Michael Pollan

Sixty-four short rules distilled from In Defense of Food and reader wisdom: do not eat anything your great-grandmother would not recognize, avoid foods with more than five ingredients, eat when hungry not bored, leave the table a little hungry. It takes an hour and sticks for years.

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you want simple, memorable guidelines without a diet.

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you want detail; this is the pocket version.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Eat food, not food products.
  2. Mostly plants.
  3. Stop before you are full.

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Pick five rules and post them on the refrigerator.

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Tiny, wise and durable.

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