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Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | Only 1 left in stock, order soon! | | | | | | In Diet for a New America, John Robbins, son of the founder of the Baskin-Robbins ice-cream empire, presents his theories about how an animal-based diet is killing Americans. Abandoning the wealthy lifestyle of his family, Robbins lived in a log cabin while subsisting on a simple diet of grains, and he eventually realized his calling as a dietary evangelist. He is not without a sense of humor; at one point he describes how he broke with his family by "walking away from our ice-cream-cone-shaped swimming pool." But Robbins takes his mission seriously, buttressing his strong opinions about how America must reform its diet with commentary from physicians and academics, including some experts from Cornell University who appear on camera. Robbins himself visits farms where pigs, cattle, and chicken are raised in hellish conditions to make the point that modern meat production is inhumane. Much of this video comes across as being commonsense dietary advice, though some of the more extreme statements by experts are no doubt debatable. And there's no denying that footage of heart surgeries and animals cramped into filthy cages could serve as strong reinforcement to those seeking a healthier diet. --Robert J. McNamara | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Format: | Color, NTSC | | Number of Tapes: | 1 | | Studio: | Community Television | | VHS Tape Release Date: | September 26, 1991 | | Run Time: | 60 minutes | | Average Customer Rating: | based on 159 reviews |
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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Questions on the whole subject Aug 26, 2010 Why is it ....................when the third world countries, who are basically vegans, when they can afford it, they desire meat ? Why is it............the affluent people in the world, they can afford choice, try to make the rest succomb to their ways of thinking ? I see all this noise in diets happen in last 10 - 15 years, how did we baby boomers get this far by eating so wrong ? What is the boomers goal....be the healthiest person in your Alzheimer's unit ?
great book Aug 16, 2010 very informative...took extensive notes while reading...definitely will read again. Excellent book to read after I read Mad Cowboy and China Study.
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a decent classic May 12, 2010 I'm into the health food movement like a lot of people nowdays. Unfortunately most books and programs don't cover all of the many ways to get and stay healthy. Although the above book listed is an excellent resource. It's like most authors and programs are trying to be too pc (politically correct). To correct myself a little, most health advice, programs, books and supplements usually offer pretty good advice these days.You know:
1. Don't alcohol
2. Don't abuse drugs
3. Don't smoke (cigaretts and the like)
4. Eat move live fresh fruits and vegetables.
5. Eat less process foods and meats.
Now all of this is good advice, although there is a right way and wrong way to do anything. I saw an excellent book with a good 8 step plan. Search Amazon for: The Magic Of Mother Nature's Healing Foods. I liked it.
Great book! May 12, 2010 An inside look into the American meat industry. I became a vegetarian 20 years ago after reading this book.
realistic dieting May 12, 2010 This book opened my eyes to a whole new way of life concerning my eating habits. The author teaches that dieting isn't what we can't have, but rather what we can have. Its a whole new spin on "the dieting game".
The book teaches a new life style, not the dieting then stopping and returning to the way you used to eat roller coaster. This book is insightful and amazingly simple. It also explains that what we put in our bodies is what we will get out of it, if not now then later but it will eventually catch up with us.
I reccomend this book to all people not just those desiring to lose weight.
Lori Ann Libby
author of
The Adventures of Henry Hamper and the Flying Fish
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