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UK
/mˌækɹəbaɪˈɒtɪk/
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ADJECTIVE
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of or relating to the theory or practice of macrobiotics
macrobiotic diet
How To Use macrobiotic In A Sentence
- The problem was that Eric decided to go on a macrobiotic diet to cleanse his system and he lost so much weight you could see his skull under his skin.
- The person Carmen was speaking to was Joan, Gregory's friend, and she was in the macrobiotic restaurant where he had THREE KINDS OF KISSING - SCOTTISH SHORT STORIES
- As happens in these situations, however, this is a new week and the new alternative medicine doctor has prescribed what I think would be called a macrobiotic diet. Archive 2005-10-01
- He joined Professor Saito and his wife in the galley, where he shared their modest macrobiotic meal. RUSHING TO PARADISE
- He enrolled on a course in macrobiotics in London - and four years later, in 1993, left with a certificate from the London School of Macrobiotics and membership of the Macrobiotics Association of Great Britain.
- He was praying that a macrobiotic diet could cure him. Dana Delany: Standing Up for My Father
- M Cafe is not a vegan restaurant, but it is macrobiotic, meaning that its food offerings are entirely plant based, except for some fish options. A Whole Lotta Nothing
- Lower bone mineral content also was found in children who had consumed a macrobiotic diet compared with those who had not consumed a macrobiotic diet in the first six years of life.
- As I recall, I grabbed a macrobiotic bento box on the way over, and we chatted around the dining room table. Archive 2009-12-01
- The next big thing - which got its big 20th-century boost from the macrobiotic movement, whose pioneer George Ohsawa gave this ancient food a new Japanese name meaning "protein-made" - is called seitan, pronounced not "Satan" but "say-tahn. AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed