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Raw Power Building
Strength and Muscle Naturally, by Stephen
Arlin is a breath of fresh air for those who want to
pursue the simple life of raw foodism. A raw foodist
for many years, Steve is business partner with David
Wolfe, internationally-known raw foodist and
lecturer. Together, David and Steve host www.rawfood.com. Steve not only
advocates the raw food lifestyle, but lives it. Raw
Power is his treatise on the merits of eating an
all raw diet to achieve a strong, healthy body. Steve
is known for his enthusiasm as a body-builder and it
shows in his own physique. Simply put, he is no
weakling! This book contains helpful information
about the simple mechanics of good health: why the
standard American diet/lifestyle doesn't work, why
raw foods do. The book also contains raw food recipes
and a daily body-building work-out schedule. Raw
Power is definitely power-packed!
Maul Brothers Publishing, San Diego,
CA; 221 pages; $14.95
Sugar Blues by William
Dufty is one of the most powerful books I have ever
read. This expose of the refined sugar debocal and
its affects on humanity is a real grabber...one of
those 'read it and weep' experiences that packs a
powerful punch of reality into one's life. Dufty's
journalistic background affords him a style and
content that is both comprehensive and detailed. His
grasp of the sugar subject runs the gamut of
historical fact, fiction, and 'in-the-face'
reporting. As a former sugar addict now 'come clean',
Dufty takes the reader on a journey through the
sordid history of sugar and how this one substance
has done more than any other known commodity to
destroy mankind. Dufty exposes the sugar industry,
its politicians, practitioners, advertisers, and
consumers. In short, he sheds light on a subject that
is near to the hearts and stomachs of most
people. Sugar Blues is full of facts that
should convince anyone to give up sugar forever!
Chilton Book Company, Radnor PA; 194
pages
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