We Don't Die, We Kill Ourselves
Roger De HaanPaperback 2006-01-01
Publisher Description
Most of us who live in the West are committing slow suicide. The problem? Our nutrient-and mineral-deficient, toxic-chemical-laced diet. Malnutrition has reached pandemic proportions in the industrialized world; malnutrition due not to a lack of food but to an abundance of food that is lacking in true nutritional value and content. Unless something is done now to turn the tide, this nutritional crisis threatens not only our generation but future generations as well.
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Publisher Description
Most of us who live in the West are committing slow suicide. The problem? Our nutrient-and mineral-deficient, toxic-chemical-laced diet. Malnutrition has reached pandemic proportions in the industrialized world; malnutrition due not to a lack of food but to an abundance of food that is lacking in true nutritional value and content. Unless something is done now to turn the tide, this nutritional crisis threatens not only our generation but future generations as well.