The first resolution on my New Year's list is to change my relationship with food. I have to. It's arguably the single most important thing I can do. It's also one of the most confoundingly difficult things to start and then sustain.
When I first set out to select some of the links in the right column, under "thought for food," I planned to feature some of my favorite books on nutritious, healthy eating. I also wanted to include a newsletter I love, one my nutrition teacher (now friend) turned me on to. It's called Nutrition Action Health Letter, published by Center for Science in the Public Interest. I always learn a lot about nutrition, healthy choices, and processed foods from it. There's not a single ad in it, either. Then I remembered how much I love reading what Michael Pollan has to say, so I wanted to include links to some of his writings. Before long, I got really worked up and decided that it's not enough to change my personal relationship with food. It's bigger than that.
