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In the New York Post, Lauren Steussy reports on a planned Israeli wedding with a twist: Bride-to-be Whitney Tingle, the 31-year-old co-founder of meal delivery company Sakara Life, is encouraging her bridal party to lose weight before her June wedding in Tel Aviv, Israel, by purchasing Sakara Life’s dietetic, “clean eating” meal plans. The company’s…
Drawing a connection to the Safety Pin Box (patronized by at least one woman rabbi, and discussed here earlier; see also Jesse Singal’s critique for New York magazine), Slate’s Christina Cauterucci highlights another new project along the same lines: The Complicity Cleanse: “Billed as an ‘anti-oppression diet,’ the cleanse runs from Jan. 1 to Jan…
Take a look in the mirror. Consider that the reflection shining back represents a culmination of the dietary choices you have made over time. Are you satisfied with what’s there? Is your skin glowing from the freshest bounty of the season? Or is it mottled with dry skin or speckled with acne from the processed…
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