The Truth About Negative Calorie Foods

The most interesting revelation in this New York Times combination video and text piece debunking the negative calorie food theory is that Anahad O’Connor, the Times’ wise health writer, is a very handsome child. O’Connor tells us that the widely-bought-into notion that some foods contain so few calories that chewing and digesting them results in a negative calorie sum contains so little science that buying into it demonstrates negative scrutiny. Confused yet? Read the piece and watch Anahad.