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Meat Three Times a Day
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216 pages, Hardcover
Published September 9, 2021
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December 26, 2025
5 Sarcopenia Busting Stars! Declares this 30+ years vegetarian/vegan 🤩.
Solidly researched and an easy read, sporting an extensive bibliography of post WWII period investigations, studies, and analyses that retain their validity to this day.
Published in 1947 so a few outdated social paradigms may be criticized by contemporary readers.
The authors address MANY issues, some controversial, others less so in an unbiased objective manner.
The publication is in the public domain. If you like, you can check it out, for free, at Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/meatthree...
Highly recommend for any reader who eats 😋.
Whatever you decide to eat, for whatever reason......here's to your good health 💛🧚♀️🙋🏼!
Solidly researched and an easy read, sporting an extensive bibliography of post WWII period investigations, studies, and analyses that retain their validity to this day.
Published in 1947 so a few outdated social paradigms may be criticized by contemporary readers.
The authors address MANY issues, some controversial, others less so in an unbiased objective manner.
The publication is in the public domain. If you like, you can check it out, for free, at Internet Archive:
https://archive.org/details/meatthree...
Highly recommend for any reader who eats 😋.
Whatever you decide to eat, for whatever reason......here's to your good health 💛🧚♀️🙋🏼!
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