Eating in 2025: The Nutrition Trends That Actually Make Life Better (and How to Try Them Without Losing Your Mind)
I still remember the first time I tried to “eat clean.”It was 2017, I’d just downloaded a rainbow-colored meal-plan PDF from a fitness influencer, and I spent three hours spiralizing zucchini until my wrist cramped.By 9 p.m. I was starving, staring at a bowl of watery “zoodles” and wondering if refined carbs had feelings.Fast-forward eight …