In Defense of Food

#1 New York Times Bestselling author Michael Pollan challenges the modern Western diet in *In Defense of Food*. He argues that our preoccupation with nutrients, driven by food science, has replaced genuine food with confusion, leading to the "American Paradox": the more we focus on nutrition, the less healthy we become. Pollan offers a timeless, liberating answer to what we should eat: "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." This eloquent manifesto empowers readers to make thoughtful food choices that promote health, enrich lives, and restore the pleasure of eating.

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