A friend of mine was just reminiscing about his grandfather and how he always used to say (and live by) the adage “everything in moderation”. That saying has been around a long time and may have held true in his grandfather’s day. But, while I think it’s safe to say that “moderation” is still generally a good idea, I think we really need to rethink the “everything” part. When he told me about his grandfather and how much he admired him and thought his words wise I couldn’t help thinking, “Really...everything?” I used my inside-the-head voice to test it out. How about if we replace the word “everything” with words like “glyphosate”, “MSG”, “potassium bromate”, “sodium nitrate” or “chlorine dioxide”? I really don’t believe that a little glyphosate (aka Round Up) or chlorine dioxide in moderation would ever be a good idea!