The Bad Food Bible: How and Why to Eat Sinfully

Physician and New York Times Upshot contributor Aaron Carroll challenges prevalent health misconceptions in this. It highlights that many ingredients considered "bad" are not only safe but, in some cases, vital for our health. He emphasizes that while expert advice on food can often seem contradictory, oversimplifying nutritional truths can be misleading and even harmful.

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