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What Do Bill Clinton,
Steve Wynn, John Mackey, and Mike Tyson Have in
Common?
These four powerful
men have all declared themselves in favor of a vegan
diet. I know of no other similarities between this
ex-president, hotel tycoon, supermarket builder, and
ex-prize fighter. At first glance you might think
that the public support for not eating animals would
be a reckless decision. Traditionally a vegetarian
diet has been considered a sign of
weakness—associated with an image of a pale listless
hippy hanging out in the back of a health food
store. These four men must have found reasons to
ignore this common myth. Finding a fountain of youth
becomes especially important as health declines with
age, causing people to make desperate changes—as
radical as replacing burgers and bacon for barley
and beans.
What have these four
men discovered that other men, women, and children
have yet to learn?
The gladiator-like
strength gained by adopting a vegan diet.
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from Recent Medical Journals
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Mammography, Yet Physicians Are Forced to
Prescribe It
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Statins Fail to
Save Lives
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Glucosamine and
Chondroitin Do Not Help Arthritis
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Better Moods from
a Vegetarian Diet
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Calcium
Supplements Are Harmful
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Comments on the
Colonoscopy
Article August 2010 Newsletter
I am pleased
that my August 2010
article on screening for colon cancer with a sigmoidoscope exam
has received so much interest. The colonoscope exam may save lives but
it also takes lives, and the costs and adverse effects are significant.
My overall recommendations that I share with you in my newsletter are
made only after thorough investigation of the science and considerable
thought of all the possible consequences. I think a second read of my
article would help some of you to come to a better understanding of my
position on the issues. My
December 2002 newsletter and my book,
Dr. McDougall's Digestive
Tune-up, have vital information on the cause of colon cancer and
polyps. Your efforts for cancer prevention should be solidly focused on
the matter that is inside your colon: the remnants of your meals.
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