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How a Plant-Based Diet Can Save America

Who will protect the public? Not our government: The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s nutrition pyramid is laden with food that will guarantee millions will suffer ill health. Not the American Dietetic Association, which is controlled by food corporations. Not the insurance industry, which profits by selling plans to the sick. Not the pharmaceutical industry, which pockets billions from chronic illnesses. And not the medical profession, in which doctors and nurses receive virtually no training in nutrition or behavioral modification, and are handsomely rewarded for administrating drugs and employing technical expertise.

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The Rich Janitor Review on Junk Food and Eating Raw Food

Try this, just for the heck of it. Once you've began incorporating uncooked meals into your food plans, keep including them in and reducing the number of cooked and processed meals from your diet. Especially issues like quick meals, chips, cookies, pizzas, processed dinners and of course snacks. It's difficult I know but possible. You

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During National Nutrition Month 2011 and Beyond, American Dietetic Association Encourages Everyone to Eat Right with Color

Month-long campaign focuses attention on the importance of making informed food choices and developing sound eating and physical activity habits As trends continue to indicate Americans are interested in improving their diets and leading more healthful lifestyles, the American Dietetic Association reminds everyone that an easy way to focus on eating better is to “Eat

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Food miles don’t feed climate change – meat does – environment – 18 April 2008 – New Scientist

That locally-produced, free-range, organic hamburger might not be as green as you think. An analysis of the environmental toll of food production concludes that transportation is a mere drop in the carbon bucket. Foods such as beef and dairy make a far deeper impression on a consumer’s carbon footprint. “If you have a certain type

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Nutrient Rich Food Interview with John Allen Mollenhauer, by Joe Meglio

Recently, Joe Meglio of of Meglio Fitness interviewed Me (John Allen Mollenhauer) on Eating Nutrient Rich for Athletes. The Nutrient Rich Athlete is the new trend in athletics whereby everyone from the bodybuilder to the endurance athlete is realizing the next level in healthy eating is not about eating more animal protein, but rather natural

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