The Starch Solution (50 page)
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Authors: MD John McDougall
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Chapter 2. People Passionate about Starches Are Healthy and Beautiful
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Chapter 3. Five Major Poisons Found in Animal Foods
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Chapter 4. Spontaneous Healing on a Starch-Based Diet
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. The Hot Topics and the Search feature provide efficient means to locate discussions of relevant materials. Refer also to the previous McDougall books for discussions on a variety of illnesses and their management.
Chapter 5. The USDA and the Politics of Starch
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Chapter 6. We Are Eating the Planet to Death
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