"Food Fight" Book with Good Insights
 

This book may have been discussed here before. So far I find it most
interesting to read about the deadly combo of genetic predisposition to
obesity coupled with chronic overeating and poor nutrition.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...02500?v=glance

From Publishers Weekly
The war against obesity must go beyond personal responsibility and will
power to encompass a Gandhian mass movement against a food industry and
a social order intent on fattening us, argues this fact-filled but
ferocious manifesto. The authors, academics with the Yale Center for
Eating and Weight Disorders, contend that our abundant, super-sized
meals and our modern, sedentary lifestyles have formed a "toxic
environment" that indulges our genetic fat-storage proclivities to a
pathological degree. The result is an "epidemic" of obesity,
cardiovascular disease, diabetes and low self-esteem.

(I have no $$ interest in this book)

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Diva
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There is no substitute for the right food

Lots of big words, huh?

"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
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This book may have been discussed here before. So far I find it most
interesting to read about the deadly combo of genetic predisposition to
obesity coupled with chronic overeating and poor nutrition.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...02500?v=glance

From Publishers Weekly
The war against obesity must go beyond personal responsibility and will
power to encompass a Gandhian mass movement against a food industry and
a social order intent on fattening us, argues this fact-filled but
ferocious manifesto. The authors, academics with the Yale Center for
Eating and Weight Disorders, contend that our abundant, super-sized
meals and our modern, sedentary lifestyles have formed a "toxic
environment" that indulges our genetic fat-storage proclivities to a
pathological degree. The result is an "epidemic" of obesity,
cardiovascular disease, diabetes and low self-esteem.

(I have no $$ interest in this book)

--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

In article Mysid.92642$cJ3.89@fed1read06, Daven Thrice
wrote:

Lots of big words, huh?

Big people may need big words!

--
Diva
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