- "This is not just a re-hash of McDougall, Ornish,
and others. It is an original and provocative look at
the wider web of a meat-centered diet. Bill Harris has
done the vegetarian movement and thinking people everywhere
a service by boldly addressing the social as well as
the health aspects of vegetarianism."
- -Keith Akers, author of A Vegetarian Sourcebook
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- "Anyone interested in the science of healthy
eating will find a gold mine in Dr. Harris's work. It
delivers the underpinnings of a vegetarian diet in the
detail that doctors will appreciate, but so understandably
that lay readers will be enriched with practical new
knowledge."
- -Neal Barnard, M.D., President, Physician's Committee
for Responsible Medicine (PCRM)
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- "I consider Dr. Harris one of the greatest health
educators in America today. His insightful viewpoints
are enlightening and even thrilling as he uncovers and
gets right to the heart of the health problems facing
us. His book The Scientific Basis of Vegetarianism is
must reading for every health seeker and health professional
in America."
- -Joel Fuhrman, M.D., Internist, Belle Meade, New
Jersey
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- "Dr. Harris is one of the primary scientific
advisors to my nightly Health Report on KITV News. He's
one of the few doctors who understands the relationship
between diet and disease. His writing clearly lays out
the scientific evidence that a vegetarian diet is the
most balanced diet for humans."
- -Dick Allgire, KITV-4 news anchor
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- "This landmark publication's incrimination of
our government's role as a partial cause of the health
problem should give one pause."
- -Ruth Heidrich, Hawaii Age-Group Triathlon Record
Holder, and author of A Race for Life
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- "This book is destined to become a classic...by
far the most cogent, well presented, and researched
work on the subject."
- -Robert Kradjian, M.D., author of Save Yourself
From Breast Cancer, Chief of General Surgery, Seton
Medical Center, Daly City, CA
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- "Dr. William Harris is a pioneer in the vegetarian
movement. His book will inspire doctors to learn one
of the most neglected principles of good health--good
nutrition."
- -John McDougall, M.D.
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