A woman with dark brown hair, a paisley-print top, and brown slacks points to a mass of words projected on a classroom wall in the Elwin Mussel Senior Center. She talks to an audience of 11 about sugar and healthy food.
“A lot of these so-called health foods aren’t even healthy,” she says. “Check the sugar, check the fat—no matter if it's organic or whatever.”
Processed foods are a gigantic no-no—organic, “healthy,” or otherwise—for Debbie Belardino, a natural weight... [ Read Article ]
