The Truth About Food

The Truth About Food

by JillFullerton-Smith (Author)

Synopsis

Is red wine good or bad for you? Can certain foods stop you needing glasses? Is it worth drinking eight glasses of water a day? Which foods are aphrodisiacs, and which are just passion killers? Why does your thin friend eat what she likes, yet never put on weight? Do detox diets really work? It's time to find out. The Truth About Food is the biggest-ever investigation of its kind. For the very first time, all the common myths about food have been put to the test in the science lab and in real-life trials, in order to prove once and for all which are fact and which are merely fiction. Whether exploring spinach, soya, omega-3 or dairy products, this landmark book reveals the truth, and nothing but the truth, about the effects of food on our bodies.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: Media tie-in
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Published: 02 Jan 2007

ISBN 10: 0747586853
ISBN 13: 9780747586852
Book Overview: The six-part TV series of the same name, to be aired in January, is the BBC2 flagship series for New Year 2007 and will be presented by household names such as Colin Jackson, Vic Reeves, Lisa Tarbuck and Fiona Bruce Just as commercial in approach as Gillian McKeith's YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT but with proper scientific backing Full of fascinating illustrations and top tips on how to get the best from your food

Author Bio
Jill Fullerton-Smith is an award-winning filmmaker who grew up in New Zealand. After ten years making science programmes for the BBC in London, including several episodes of Horizon, she now runs BBC Scotland's speciality factual programming department. She conceived and produced the BBC's landmark science series The Truth About Food, on which this book is based. She lives in Glasgow and London with her husband Andrew and daughter Billie, and has four wonderful stepchildren, Charlie, Alex, Corrina and Michael.