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I came across this book circuitously: I was watching a set of videos from a
health conference sponsored by
Dr. John McDougall. One of the speakers was
Jeff Novick, who was the source of
Esselstyn's chapter 3 material on reading packaged food labels. Another speaker was
John Mackey, the CEO of
Whole Foods, who described an ambitious and impressive program for the firm's employees, and mentioned partnering with Esselstyn for a line of foods. So... I figured I'd might as well see what this guy is about for myself.
Bottom line: amused that he uses the phrase "plant strong" to avoid the (presumably more frightening) term "vegan." But a great book, based on
great science.
Oh, and a chapter on exercises, and a number of (what seem to be great; eager to try some) recipes.
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