Title: Condensed Information
Product review: New subscribers might be put off at first by this anorexic-looking little newsletter until one realizes that the publication contains no ads, just pure, unadulterated information.This newsletter from the Center for Science in the Public Interest is not for the casual reader. Readers who care deeply about proper nutrition won't mind reading a lengthy feature article rich with information and the latest findings.Also included in the newsletter are snippets of recent studies and information about specific brands and food items.I like the comparative charts, often a full page in length, comparing breads, cookies, snacks, yogurts, fries, or whatever food is featured that month.The price for this publication is not exorbitant, and one who subscribes is also supporting the the watchdog pursuits of the CSPI.
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