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Colin Campbell brings to light startling information about how our Western cultural norms, in diet and big business, do not support our individual goal of a long and healthy life. He presents fascinating information in a very readable style helpful to anyone interested in how to improve their own health without drugs or even herbal pills.
Once again China with it's unique approach to cultural organization, immense population, varied geography provided fertile ground for this scrutinizing look at how what you eat determines what diseases your body supports.
Campbell's study on the role of animal protein in supporting tumor growth is important information for the prevention of breast cancer and other deadly diseases common in our culture today. Information that is easily utilized by all and yet not profitable to large corporations so is not advertised and promoted in our daily media.
An important read for all.
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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 by T Colin Campbell
Katy Cauker, January 12, 2008
Colin Campbell brings to light startling information about how our Western cultural norms, in diet and big business, do not support our individual goal of a long and healthy life. He presents fascinating information in a very readable style helpful to anyone interested in how to improve their own health without drugs or even herbal pills.Once again China with it's unique approach to cultural organization, immense population, varied geography provided fertile ground for this scrutinizing look at how what you eat determines what diseases your body supports.
Campbell's study on the role of animal protein in supporting tumor growth is important information for the prevention of breast cancer and other deadly diseases common in our culture today. Information that is easily utilized by all and yet not profitable to large corporations so is not advertised and promoted in our daily media.
An important read for all.
(12 of 22 readers found this comment helpful)