The Hip Chick's Guide to Macrobiotics
A Philosophy for Achieving a Radiant Mind and Fabulous Body

Unfortunately I tend to read about someone else living macrobiotically while sipping a cinnamon dolce latte (which has all sorts of faux sugars and dairy products, the enemy of aformentioned book). I do like her tone and her honesty about how this isn't an easy lifestyle to just become overnight. An......more

this is an easy read about macrobiotics, which can be quite complicated. jessica porter humorously discusses integrating macrobiotics into your life style, not just practicing it on your plate. i would often bounce back and forth between finding the author compelling and annoying as her voice is som......more

I'm mixed on this book. I've been interested in learning more about macrobiotic eating and it was certainly an interesting book on the topic. I can only assume that the information from a macrobiotic standpoint was accurate,as well as from a yin/yang stand point. I didn't expect to learn more about......more

I avoid fad diets. However, I've found some excellent healthy recipes from different health trends and never heard of this before. The cover is quite misleading (read the subtitle). It barely mentions cooking and focuses on a non-science-based philosophy of yin and yang that I simply couldn't get on......more

Highly accessible and appealing introduction to the tenets of macrobiotic eating.......more