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The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conducted and the Startling Implications for Diet, Weight Loss and Long-term Healthby: T. Colin Campbell, Thomas M. Campbell II June 01, 2006 |
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This book can and will literally change your life and improve the quality of your existence. I found the subject matter and conclusions very compelling. I recommend this book not just to those interested in their health but also to those interested in improving their families' health.
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The China Study: The Most Comprehensive Study of Nutrition Ever Conductedby: T. Colin Campbell, Thomas Campbell July 11, 2007 |
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THE CHINA STUDY is a powerful, compelling, controversial blockbuster which dispels many modern myths.
Drs. Campbell and Campbell expose the truth, gleaned from decades of research on nutrition and cancer. They draw heavily on results form the largest human study ever attempted; a group of 835,000 people living in various provinces in China. They de-mystify and expose the correlation between animal proteins and the incidence of cancer in humans. It may come as a shock to learn that dairy products and meats of all kinds (including fish) can dramatically increase the likelihood of getting cancers and heart disease. The balanced diet from the "four food groups" proffered by the AMA may be a recipe for disaster. Consumption ... Read More: >>More Details |
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A Teen's Guide to Going Vegetarianby: Judy Krizmanic 1999-10 |
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I first read this in junior high, when I tried being a vegetarian the first time. I loved it and I learned a lot from it. When I returned to vegetarianism as a young adult, I read it again. Although I'm not a teenager anymore, I feel the book is still a handy guide for making the difficult transition to being a vegetarian a lot easier. When people question the food you eat or don't eat and challenge your beliefs on the subject, it can be hard -- this book offers advice for what to do and say in all sort of situations, educates you on nutrition, and gives you basic ideas for meals. "A Teen's Guide to Going Vegetarian" doesn't assume you have a lot of money, time, or resources for food shopping and meal preparation (as teenagers and adults alike usually ... Read More:
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The China Studyby: Campbell T. Colin 2005 |
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I first read this in junior high, when I tried being a vegetarian the first time. I loved it and I learned a lot from it. When I returned to vegetarianism as a young adult, I read it again. Although I'm not a teenager anymore, I feel the book is still a handy guide for making the difficult transition to being a vegetarian a lot easier. When people question the food you eat or don't eat and challenge your beliefs on the subject, it can be hard -- this book offers advice for what to do and say in all sort of situations, educates you on nutrition, and gives you basic ideas for meals. "A Teen's Guide to Going Vegetarian" doesn't assume you have a lot of money, time, or resources for food shopping and meal preparation (as teenagers and adults alike usually ... Read More:
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Mortality, Biochemistry, Diet and Lifestyle in Rural China: Geographic Study of the Characteristics of 69 Counties in Mainland China and 16 Areas in Taiwanby: Junshi Chen, Richard Peto, Wen-Harn Pan, Bo-Qui Liu, T. Colin Campbell, Jillian Boreham, Banoo Parpia, Patricia Cassano, Zheng-Ming Chen March 16, 2006 |
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Excellent, but expensive (they could have at least made it hard cover) report of the data from "The China Study". There is no real text or discussion. This is the raw data so you can do your own analysis.
It takes a few minutes to get used to the organization but once you understand the system it's not bad to flip around to delve into the details you want. This is a great reference book. Great data for doing your own studies. This information would be more useful if provided on a CD so it could be electronically extracted and manipulated. Typing it by hand into your own software is tedious and time consuming. This book is not something that very many people will be interested in. >>More Details |
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Peep Show For Children Onlyby: Dave Warwak May 14, 2008 |
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Peep Show is an eye-opener. We wonder why there's so much meat in front of our faces. The industry has tricked us, the populous, into its cruel and heartless house of mirrors. We didn't want to go there, but our minds got weak, and now it's seems its ok to intensively confine billions of sentient beings in filth- and disease- ridden, windowless, straw-less, comfort-less, joyless intensive-confinement systems. Dear, dear...How did we let them get away with it? Shame on them. Shame on us. Dave is hero, people. Perhaps he's a martyr, but someone's go to do it. Medal of honor, for you, Dave. 101 Reasons Why I'm A Vegetarian
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Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact, August 1969 (Volume LXXXIII, No. 6)by: The Teacher by Colin Kapp, The Timesweepers by Keith Laumer, All Fall Down by John T. Phillifent, Androtomy and the Scion by Jack Wodhams, Pressure by Harry Harrison, Womb to Tomb by Joseph Wesley 1969 |
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Peep Show is an eye-opener. We wonder why there's so much meat in front of our faces. The industry has tricked us, the populous, into its cruel and heartless house of mirrors. We didn't want to go there, but our minds got weak, and now it's seems its ok to intensively confine billions of sentient beings in filth- and disease- ridden, windowless, straw-less, comfort-less, joyless intensive-confinement systems. Dear, dear...How did we let them get away with it? Shame on them. Shame on us. Dave is hero, people. Perhaps he's a martyr, but someone's go to do it. Medal of honor, for you, Dave. 101 Reasons Why I'm A Vegetarian
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The China Project: Revealing the Relationship Between Diet and Diseaseby: T. Colin Campbell, Christine Cox 1996 |
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Peep Show is an eye-opener. We wonder why there's so much meat in front of our faces. The industry has tricked us, the populous, into its cruel and heartless house of mirrors. We didn't want to go there, but our minds got weak, and now it's seems its ok to intensively confine billions of sentient beings in filth- and disease- ridden, windowless, straw-less, comfort-less, joyless intensive-confinement systems. Dear, dear...How did we let them get away with it? Shame on them. Shame on us. Dave is hero, people. Perhaps he's a martyr, but someone's go to do it. Medal of honor, for you, Dave. 101 Reasons Why I'm A Vegetarian
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The principles of objective testing in chemistry (The Principles of objective testing series)by: Colin V. T Campbell 1972 |
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Peep Show is an eye-opener. We wonder why there's so much meat in front of our faces. The industry has tricked us, the populous, into its cruel and heartless house of mirrors. We didn't want to go there, but our minds got weak, and now it's seems its ok to intensively confine billions of sentient beings in filth- and disease- ridden, windowless, straw-less, comfort-less, joyless intensive-confinement systems. Dear, dear...How did we let them get away with it? Shame on them. Shame on us. Dave is hero, people. Perhaps he's a martyr, but someone's go to do it. Medal of honor, for you, Dave. 101 Reasons Why I'm A Vegetarian
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Studiul China Cel Mai Complet Studiu Asupra Nutritieiby: Dr. T. Colin Campbell 2007 |
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Peep Show is an eye-opener. We wonder why there's so much meat in front of our faces. The industry has tricked us, the populous, into its cruel and heartless house of mirrors. We didn't want to go there, but our minds got weak, and now it's seems its ok to intensively confine billions of sentient beings in filth- and disease- ridden, windowless, straw-less, comfort-less, joyless intensive-confinement systems. Dear, dear...How did we let them get away with it? Shame on them. Shame on us. Dave is hero, people. Perhaps he's a martyr, but someone's go to do it. Medal of honor, for you, Dave. 101 Reasons Why I'm A Vegetarian
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