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Food Rules From Michael Pollan Worth Following

2010-02-03 | Filed Under SteveG's Posts |

Follow this link to the article in the New York Times, Rules Worth Following, for Everyone’s Sake by Jane E. Brody.

As Mr. Pollan puts it, If it came from a plant, eat it; if it was made in a plant, don’t.

I know it’s not politics, but it is an article I want to remember.  Besides being my politics blog, I also use this as a repository of useful information.

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