Book · 2022 · Social Science
Spoon-Fed
Why almost everything we've been told about food is wrong
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So when I was reading about your view on calorie counting in your book spoon fed it was I screenshotted it this morning and sent it to him.
Why people recommend it
Spoon-Fed by Tim Sektor is an insightful exploration into the common myths and misconceptions surrounding weight loss, calories, and diets that dominate modern nutritional advice. On The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett, the host Steven Bartlett discussed this book during a conversation titled Doctor Tim Spector: The Shocking New Truth About Weight Loss, Calories & Diets! in January 2023. Bartlett mentioned that he had been reading the work and specifically noted the author's critical perspective on calorie counting. He found the insights so compelling that he screenshotted a passage that very morning and forwarded it directly to an acquaintance to challenge their preconceived notions about dieting and nutrition. Bartlett used the text to emphasize how traditional views on weight management are frequently misunderstood, drawing heavily from the evidence presented in the book to support his argument during the podcast episode. The mention highlighted the practical application of Spector's research in everyday conversations about health and wellness, reinforcing the book's value in debunking widespread nutritional falsehoods.
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Steven Bartlett So when I was reading about your view on calorie counting in your book spoon fed it was I screenshotted it… 2
“so when I was reading about your view on calorie counting in your book spoon fed it was I screenshotted it this morning and sent it to him”
“So when I was reading about your view on calorie counting in your book spoon fed it was I screenshotted it this morning and sent it to him”
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“Um Spoonfed, why almost everything we've been told about food is wrong.”