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Dr.Yellowlees is convinced that the increasing demand for fresh,organically-grown food should be encouraged: readers should be reminded of the pioneering research which inspired those who founded the organic movement. True health can never be restored until the soil,crops and livestock on which humanity depend,are nurtered and used according to nature's laws.
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Common sense approach to health from an experienced doctor,
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This review is from: A Doctor in the Wilderness (Paperback)
Dr Yellowlees meanders through various anecdotes about life as a GP in rural Scotland, but his primary focus is on the effects of diet on health - primarily refined foods versus whole foods.
He points out himself that empirical evedence on this subject is hard to come by - we cannot run a controlled experiment lasting the lifetime of the subject when the subject are humans. However, using a range of singular cases, anecdotes and research he lays a strong argument that the eating of heavily refined foods - especailly sugar and white flour - can have a detrimental affect on a persons health and longevity. While not a revelation, this book may make you think about what you eat and where it comes from, without promoting the faddishness of fashionable foods that Dy Yellowlees disparages in the opening chapters.
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