Where to start

Old version or beta version?

And then what happens with beta goes live... will the link still work?

Going down the list of them, my first reaction is "2008 trends? What rock have you been under." So either I am way ahead of the masses of folks who believe the marketing hype that a power meter WILL ALONE MAGICALLY make you faster (or at the very least make it possible for you to go faster) wait this is food not power meters... Sorry. Media about what to eat, when and what is good sort of like reling on fancy magazines and books (south bitch, Fat-kins, pale-e-ouch...) to tell you what to eat. But then relying on those isn't much different than reading how to eat or what to eat or what to think about when buying/making food to eat anywhere. We all have to learn from somewhere.

But I'm stuck on one sentence:

"In the coming months you can expect to see in a somewhat contradictory fashion both the promotion of simple unprocessed whole foods and nutrient touting functional foods, both valued for their roles in maintaining good health, as well as a few other nutrition twists."

How is there a contradiction between simple unprocessed whole foods and nutrient touting functional foods????

Aren't they the same thing? WTF?

Nothing ground breaking there, but, I will admit, "prebiotic" is a new term. I thought there was a typo until I hit the probiotic mention.

Just to be clear: Prebiotic 'seems' to mean food substances intended to promote the growth of certain bacteria in the intestines. Monique makes it sound like prebiotic are another type of bacteria?

Well. There, we've all learned the difference between Prebiotic and Probiotic. maybe Yogurt Boy aka CXRacer can shed some of the insider knowledge on the subject.

Food is always interesting. Of more interest, what will happen to the Food Network? Has that popularity ship sailed? Can they keep doing the same song and dance and still pull the ratings in? Not that I watch it. Nope can't. It doesn't come in on the rabbit ears. Guess I have to learn about food the old fashioned way: books.

Heddwch, and eat well!
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