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Tails of Nutrition

Thoughts and observations on nutrition and its scientific roots from the perspective of an animal nutritionist.

Newsletter · By William M. Seymour · English · Official site

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    Diet or Lifestyle? (opens the original)

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    Webster’s reference on word origins states that the word “diet” entered common parlance during the 13th Century A.D., roughly defined as “habitually taken food and drink”. The Greek roots of “diet” are much older, derived from the noun “diaita” which meant “lifestyle” and the verb “diaitasthan” meaning “to lead one’s life”. Diet and lifestyle are intimately related and interconnected. As an example, the concept of the Mediterranean Diet is derived from the Mediterranean Lifestyle, typical of the

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