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‘Food Sense’ makes good sense in a world of nutrition misinformation

Summary by The Seattle Times
In “Food Sense,” Christopher Gardner, Ph.D., offers nutrition advice and busts a lot of myths and misinformation on everything from macronutrients to GMOs.

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‘Food Sense’ makes good sense in a world of nutrition misinformation

In “Food Sense,” Christopher Gardner, Ph.D., offers nutrition advice and busts a lot of myths and misinformation on everything from macronutrients to GMOs.

·Seattle, United States
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The Seattle Times broke the news in Seattle, United States on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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