Marion Nestle says we need to rethink how we eat. She recommends "real food, processed as little as possible, with a big emphasis on plants." Her new book is <em>What to Eat Now</em>.

تؤكد أخصائية التغذية ماريون نستله على ضرورة إعادة التفكير في عاداتنا الغذائية في كتابها الجديد 'ماذا نأكل الآن'. تدعو إلى نظام غذائي يركز على 'الأطعمة الحقيقية'، التي يتم معالجتها بأقل قدر ممكن، مع التركيز الكبير على الخيارات النباتية. هذه المقاربة مهمة لأنها تتناول السياسات الغذائية الحالية واحتياجات التغذية للسكان المعتمدين على برامج مثل SNAP، بهدف تعزيز ممارسات غذائية أكثر صحة.

La nutricionista Marion Nestle enfatiza la necesidad de repensar nuestros hábitos alimenticios en su nuevo libro, 'What to Eat Now.' Ella aboga por una dieta centrada en 'alimentos reales', mínimamente procesados, con un fuerte énfasis en opciones basadas en plantas. Este enfoque es significativo ya que aborda las políticas alimentarias actuales y las necesidades nutricionales de las poblaciones dependientes de programas como SNAP, con el objetivo de promover prácticas alimenticias más saludables.

La nutritionniste Marion Nestle souligne la nécessité de repenser nos habitudes alimentaires dans son nouveau livre, 'What to Eat Now.' Elle préconise un régime axé sur des 'aliments réels', peu transformés, avec une forte emphase sur les options à base de plantes. Cette approche est importante car elle aborde les politiques alimentaires actuelles et les besoins nutritionnels des populations dépendantes de programmes comme le SNAP, visant à promouvoir des pratiques alimentaires plus saines.

Nutritionist Marion Nestle emphasizes the need to rethink our eating habits in her new book, 'What to Eat Now.' She advocates for a diet focused on 'real food,' minimally processed, with a strong emphasis on plant-based options. This approach is significant as it addresses current food policies and the nutritional needs of populations reliant on programs like SNAP, aiming to promote healthier eating practices.

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It's trendy in some circles to replace drinking with consuming cannabis. But can it help people with a drinking problem cut back? Scientists set up a bar in the lab to find out.

تتم دراسة الاتجاه الذي يحل فيه القنب محل الكحول، المعروف باسم 'كاليفورنيا سوبير'، من قبل العلماء لتحديد فعاليته في مساعدة الأفراد على تقليل استهلاكهم للكحول. تم إنشاء بار في المختبر لإجراء هذا البحث، مستكشفين ما إذا كان القنب يمكن أن يكون بديلاً قابلاً للتطبيق لأولئك الذين يعانون من مشاكل في الشرب. تهدف الدراسة إلى تقديم رؤى حول الفوائد المحتملة والآثار المترتبة على هذا النهج نحو الرصانة.

La tendencia de reemplazar el alcohol con cannabis, conocida como 'California sober', está siendo examinada por científicos para determinar su efectividad en ayudar a las personas a reducir su consumo de alcohol. Se ha establecido un bar de laboratorio para llevar a cabo esta investigación, explorando si el cannabis puede servir como una alternativa viable para aquellos que luchan con problemas de bebida. El estudio tiene como objetivo proporcionar información sobre los beneficios potenciales y las implicaciones de este enfoque hacia la sobriedad.

La tendance à remplacer l'alcool par le cannabis, connue sous le nom de 'California sober', est examinée par des scientifiques pour déterminer son efficacité à aider les individus à réduire leur consommation d'alcool. Un bar de laboratoire a été mis en place pour mener cette recherche, explorant si le cannabis peut servir d'alternative viable pour ceux qui ont des problèmes d'alcool. L'étude vise à fournir des informations sur les avantages potentiels et les implications de cette approche de la sobriété.

The trend of replacing alcohol with cannabis, known as 'California sober', is being examined by scientists to determine its effectiveness in helping individuals reduce their alcohol consumption. A laboratory bar has been set up to conduct this research, exploring whether cannabis can serve as a viable alternative for those struggling with drinking problems. The study aims to provide insights into the potential benefits and implications of this approach to sobriety.

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'What to Eat Now' nutritionist talks SNAP, food policy and the 'triple duty' diet

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