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The Gluttony Pill—Can
Scientists Successfully Imitate Nature?
The newest
creation to save humanity from itself is the polypill,
designed to treat the ravages of widespread gluttony. In a
recent issue of the British Medical Journal,
researchers claimed a combination of popular medications
into one pill could slash the rate of deaths from heart
attack or stroke by over 80 percent—designed for people
eating a high-fat, Western-type diet and practicing a
destructive lifestyle.1
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How to Help
the Volume Eater—The Person with a Binge
Eating Disorder
Possibly
disproving my usual preaching that people following our diet
always lose weight and become healthier are a few
extraordinary people I call “volume eaters.” They eat very
large amounts of McDougall approved foods, and their weight
remains stubbornly fixed at a point too high for excellent
health—although they all lost initially after giving up the
high-fat, high-calorie Western diet. I can vividly recall
several men and a few woman who exemplify this behavior—and
I know there are many more out there (in fact, I am guilty
of a tinge of this behavior at times myself—“it takes one to
know one”). In my experience, a “big eater” might
consume 2 plates filled 2 inches high with salad, potatoes,
pasta, beans, and vegetables. The volume eater will put down
three to
five such plates—often in less than 20 minutes—a pattern
repeated for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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November’s McDougall Program Attendees Meet
T. Colin Campbell, PhD
You Will Have the Same Opportunity February 3 to 5, 2006
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"One
who cares about choosing the right food to eat, also
cares about their own health, the health of their
friends and family, the health of their society and
even the health of the planet itself." |
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T. Colin Campbell, PhD
Jacob Gould Schurman Professor Emeritus of
Nutritional Biochemistry at Cornell University |
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