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Healthy Eating, Healthy World

Unleashing the Power of Plant-Based Nutrition

Audiobook
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1 of 1 copy available

This book is all about the single most powerful move that humans can make to promote health, reduce obesity, lower the cost of health care, nurture our fragile environment, conserve our energy resources, feed the world's steadily growing population, and greatly reduce the suffering of animals in factory farms all over the world. As Dr. T. Colin Campbell says, "It turns out that if we eat the way that promotes the best health for ourselves, we also promote the best health for the planet." Like a blinding flash of the obvious, the single most viable solution to all of these issues is an aggressive move in the direction of consuming much more whole, plant-based foods—not necessarily becoming vegetarian or vegan. This book clearly explains how and why we began eating the wrong food for our species and provides helpful guidelines for getting us back on the road to vibrant health and effortless weight loss. Fortunately, despite the incredible complexity of our current dilemma, the solution is refreshingly simple. It merely requires educating yourself, making better choices in what you eat, and then sharing all that you have learned with everyone you care about. There has never been anything more important in the history of the world.

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    • AudioFile Magazine
      Mike Chamberlain's easygoing voice softens the startle factor of this polemical lesson on the real costs of eating meat and processed foods. With effortless-sounding phrasing and a vocal quality that is at once innocent and determined, he explains how a plant-based diet can help us feel better and avoid many common ailments. Compared to plants, animal production requires an outrageous amount of resources and, in this country, takes place in factories that are cruel and polluting. Plants have more protein than we think, more of the nutrients our bodies need to thrive, and fewer of the harmful substances that cause disease and early aging. The dietary recommendations are radical, but they sound inviting because the supporting information is thorough, the authors are anything but doctrinaire, and the graceful Chamberlain sells them with such openness. T.W. (c) AudioFile 2012, Portland, Maine

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