As a follow up to yesterdays post about Farmers Market Week, I figured I would post a couple links of where you can find your local farmers market....you can find me at the Union Square Farmers Market (nyc) almost every Saturday.....Enjoy.
check here for local markets across the US - http://www.farmermarketsusa.com/
check here for local markets in NYC - http://www.cenyc.org/greenmarket
Every Bite counts! Solo Bite was started to share information relating to health, food and overall wellness. The name Solo Bite came from the decision each and every one of us has to choose what we are eating.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
In Defense of Food by Michael Pollan
In Defense of Food was the first book I read in learning about food. I think its a great book to read if you are looking to get started....actually even if your experienced in food and all its benefits, I still think its a great read anyway. To quickly sum it up....
Eat Food.
Not too much.
Mostly Plants.
The author, Michael Pollan also has a couple other books out as well....Food Rules, which is small book with 64 rules that people should follow when eating.....two of my favorite rules are "Don't eat anything your grandparents wouldn't recognize as food" and "Shop the peripheries of the supermarket and stay out of the middle". Think about those....His other books, which there are about 4....i plan to read but haven't yet.
Also, I should note, I found a way to include Michael Pollan's links towards the bottom of this blog. It's a capture of links that he comes across and finds notable....the links will be updated ever day or so.
Eat Food.
Not too much.
Mostly Plants.
The author, Michael Pollan also has a couple other books out as well....Food Rules, which is small book with 64 rules that people should follow when eating.....two of my favorite rules are "Don't eat anything your grandparents wouldn't recognize as food" and "Shop the peripheries of the supermarket and stay out of the middle". Think about those....His other books, which there are about 4....i plan to read but haven't yet.
Also, I should note, I found a way to include Michael Pollan's links towards the bottom of this blog. It's a capture of links that he comes across and finds notable....the links will be updated ever day or so.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
How I started
I think a lot of people start learning about the health benefits relating to food because of a problem they are having; this is how I started. It makes sense for people that aren't experiencing issues to feel like there is no reason to change anything about their diet. I was experiencing issues with gluten so during my research into what was going on with my stomach, I stumbled upon all of this beneficial information.....so there it began, I kept reading and reading. The more I read, the more I want to learn more (I am still like this btw). So I decided to start this blog for 2 reasons, one...as a means to save all of my information in one place and two...to share what I have learned with others....there is a huge food revolution going on out there, go and join it!
Friday, July 30, 2010
Introduction to Solo Bite
Solo Bite was started to put out information and educate others relating to health, food and overall wellness. The name Solo Bite came from the decision each and every one of us have to choose what we are eating. Many people are not aware of the changes over the last 50 years relating to agriculture and food production in the USA that are taking a toll on each and everyone of us. Certain aliments relating to food along with exercise benefits and its important influence on us will be discussed here. It's a shame that doctors today with all of the knowledge they posses just write you a prescription and send you on your way without ever discussing or educating people about nutrition. I am hoping this blog will help get the word out and help people. The more I read and learn myself, the more I want to pass on the information so that others can benefit from everything I have learned. I hope you enjoy the blog. If you have any comments or would like to add anything, please let me know.
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