Similar words: macrobiotic, macrobiotic diet, antibiotics, acrobatics, biotic, abiotic, microbiology, microbiologist. Meaning: [‚mækrəʊbaɪ'ɑtɪks /'ɒtɪk] 
n. the theory of promoting health and longevity by means of diet (especially whole beans and grains).
n. the theory of promoting health and longevity by means of diet (especially whole beans and grains). 
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1. Macrobiotics adhere to a diet consisting primarily of whole grains and beans.
2. Unfortunately, macrobiotics didn't really work for her, so she decided that her diet, despite being organic and meat-free, wasn't healthy enough.
3. Japanese macrobiotics suggest taking brown rice as half of the whole intake, with vegetables, beans and seaweeds and a small amount of fish.
4. Then there are vegans, macrobiotics and a new group, flexitarians, who eat meat if not too many people are watching.
5. Then, after moving to New York, she immediately upgraded from veganism to macrobiotics - the brown rice and seaweed diet that reputedly keeps Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna slim and serene.
6. You know what?I reckon I had a much harder time in the 60s trying to persuade people about the benefits of macrobiotics than I have so far had in convincing people about the powers of the sun.
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