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How ingenious that Dieter Schwarz who had made it possible to buy granola for a quarter of the price you could get it for in Japan.
Diana Evans • Ordinary People: Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2019
From trace amounts to a daily staple — In 1865, Americans consumed almost no seed oils. Fats came mostly from animals in the form of lard, tallow, and butter. By 2014, the average person was consuming about 65 grams of vegetable oils per day.
Fed a Lie: The Truth About Seed Oils
“The use of animals as a food technology is, by a huge margin, the most destructive technology on Earth and really posses a catastrophic threat” – Pat Brown
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One of Monsanto's executives complained, "These people work for nothing-How can you stop that?"z+
Dean Ornish M.D. • The Food Revolution
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