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“I loved the first book, but heard not so great things about the second and I know why. The topics are interesting but the questions are posed in a way to get the answers they want. Like the latest one attempts to say there's no link between obesity and poor health. Like eating a lot of sugar/salt, fatty foods, and foods high in fat and cholesterol doesn't contribute to a host of health problems. Like I said, good topic but poorly framed question.”Read full review »
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