Politically Incorrect Nutrition: Finding Reality in the Mire of Food Industry Propaganda
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #672835 in Books
- Published on: 2004-10-31
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 164 pages
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Synopsis
Using the most recent and objective scientific and clinical research data, this book reveals that much current nutritional dogma is based on outdated information or has been fabricated to satisfy vested corporate financial interests rather than to promote human health. Learn about these issues and more: How non-caloric artificial sweeteners can actually make you fat - if not kill you. How over consumption of certain soy products can upset your hormonal balance and lead to hypothyroidism. Why cholesterol does not cause heart disease and how eggs and red meat may actually help prevent it. The harmful effects of irradiation, microwaving, plastic leaching and overprocessing on food. Why the government is poisoning our water supply with fluoride, a toxin, also, found in green tea. The need for saturated - but not synthetic - fats in a healthy diet. The limitations of calcium and vitamin C supplementation. A dozen ways a vegetarian diet can actually harm your health. Facts and fallacies about the "Ideal" diet.
Customer Reviews
This will change your eating habits forever!
Michael Barbee takes an honest look at many nutritional "facts." Green tea, soy, cholesterol, flouridation, among others. Not only does he bash the politically correct view completely, he backs up his conclusions with solid evidence. After reading the first chapter, I threw away every grain of green tea in my house! Although it's written mostly for an American audience, it is very relevant to us in the UK, and uses examples from all over the world. Great book!





