A nutrition expert examines why Americans have been eating poorly and offers easy, money-saving ways to eat better, healthier, more nutritious foods.
Obesity, diabetes, dementia, and related epidemics plaguing Americans today are primarily the result of deceptive dietary advice that began in the 1950s. By following that advice faithfully throughout the last half of the twentieth century, most Americans became helpless victims of these diseases.
Now, in American Diet Revolution! , Dr. Josef Arnould reveals how Americans can throw off the chains of that 1950s dietary advice, overcome these epidemics, and regain the personal freedom of good health. He conveys why Americans must eliminate the fattening, inflaming, toxic, industrial foodstuffs that have dominated their diets for decades and how they can easily do so. Additionally, American Diet Revolution! shares simple and economical strategies to purchase and prepare nutritious foods to replace the toxic ones of the past. Then, in an empowering finale, Dr. Arnould takes the genre of dietary advice to a new place and demonstrates that, by rejecting the deceitful dietary advice of yesteryear, Americans are inciting a second American Revolution.
In the process of creating new diets and new food economics based upon honest nutritional research, Americans are revolting peacefully, but powerfully, against all individuals and organizations that previously maximized their power and profits by colonizing Americans with toxic information, toxic foods, and toxic drugs.

Arnould, Josef, author

Arnould Dr Josef

New York: MJ

Place of publication not identified, 2019

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United States, United States of America

New York, 2018

10, 2018

In American Diet Revolution, Dr. Josef Arnould reveals surprising foods which lead to robust health, surprising foods which cause obesity and illness, and, even more surprisingly, that the foods Americans buy and where they buy them are powerful economic weapons with which they can cause great changes in local, national, and global communities.

xxi, 193 pages : 22 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-193)

2024-11-05