
The whole foods diet is becoming more and more beloved lately. It is less of a spoton diet focusing on counting calories, weighing portions, or thoroughly cutting carbohydrates. Instead, whole foods are fresh fruits and vegetables, lean oils, and whole grains. Rather than worrying about how many points your lunch is or how many servings of a source of fat you have had in a given day, you are changing your eating habits. You are learning to eat natural...