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LRB Article PDF: Short Cuts (<i>LRB</i> volume 30 number 06, 20 March 2008) 

LRB Article PDF: Short Cuts (LRB volume 30 number 06, 20 March 2008)

Andrew O'Hagan

If you are an Inuit or a hummingbird, you are very unlikely to die of heart disease, suffer from diabetes, or be extremely fat. You are also unlikely to drive a Bentley down the Brompton Road, but that's not what interests the world's top foodies, who look to ruddy Eskimos and buzz-winged birds to explain the success of a diet rich in Omega-3. Foodies are responsible for thousands of books every year, which people buy in droves, expecting to learn the secret of eternal happiness, but by and large these books always have the same message: eat fish and plants. Most of the other stuff in supermarkets should just be binned.

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