There are no bad foods, only bad diets.

Nathan Bancroft by Nathan Bancroft

Aug 17, 201800:04:02Health

Overly restrictive, all-or-nothing diets tend to backfire in the long-term. Flexible dieting, including the things you enjoy, can be extremely beneficial.

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