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This book takes a look a commonly held beliefs about nutrition and then claims to give a definitive answer to whether these beliefs are true/false or inconclusive. I didn‘t find his analysis any more convincing than that of people saying the opposite and it is worth noting a) he is a health writer not a doctor b) this book was published in 2012. He does make a powerful argument for being skeptical about health articles/not always trusting experts