Jill Wilkerson

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Revisado: 08-01-23

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Good

Revisado: 07-20-23

Informative an very helpful. I like this book a lot and I will recommend it to anyone.

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Ground-Breaking!

Revisado: 06-24-23

Life changing information. A must read for anyone who eats which means everyone. Very informative.

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Dangerously Incorrect

Revisado: 05-18-23

First: consider the source. The authors are zoologists and know about animals not humans. They are unknown and have only worked at unknown universities. They are not scientists and they are not nutritionists and they are not medical professionals or even investigative journalists. They don’t have the credentials or expertise to know what they’re talking about so of course they don’t.

Second: they erroneously assume that humans are like locusts and baboons when even most humans, obviously of the same species as one another, are not alike and have different needs. Maybe they’re like locusts or baboons but count me out. Are you a locust or baboon?

Third: their studies are not valid or conclusive and their study results aren’t reliable because they rely on a very small sample to the point that their sample is just one participant. And their research methodology is highly flawed. Again it’s because they just don’t have the knowledge to create a valid scientific research tool.

Fourth: they make a huge mistake in lumping together fat and carbohydrates. These are not the same except that both are high calorie foods which brings me to the fifth problem this book has…

Fifth: all calories are not the same. Calories from sugar and carbohydrates have a totally different effect on the human body than calories from fat. Real scientific research has proven that consuming fat does not result in being fat but consuming sugar and carbohydrates definitely causes weight gain. Processing foods removes nutrients and flavor so the food companies add sugar to processed foods because it’s cheap.

Sixth: the book completely ignores the fact that American food companies are the source of the American obesity epidemic because they don’t care about making food products that are healthy for people. They only care about making money. And part of their priority of maximizing profits is to lobby the government to make it easier for them to make money. The American food consumer doesn’t stand a chance against that unholy alliance.

Bottom line this book is dangerous because it supports so many unhealthy untruths that most readers will just swallow hook, line and sinker. Please don’t read this book and if you do, don’t believe it and definitely don’t tell anyone else about how brilliant it is. Because then you become part of the problem.

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Sugar coated reality

Revisado: 05-16-23

I hate to pop his bubble but facing the realities of life keeps us safe and moving forward but pretending that everything is beautiful lulls us into complacent ignorance. Zzzz… if we subscribe to his ideas we are in danger of never progressing because then horrible can easily become good enough. And while things have generally improved in our world, was it because people didn’t look at problems and hid their heads in the sand or was it because they had the courage to face difficulties and change? He points out that people aren’t aware of poverty rates…so what? Maybe we need to see that the cup is indeed half empty in order to acknowledge and help the remaining poor. This book insists that we all wear rose colored glasses. Now I agree that it’s important to be grateful for our blessings but it’s also important to face both sides of every issue and live in reality.

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Refreshing!

Revisado: 08-28-22

I am so tired of the same old negative Trump rhetoric that paints an unrealistic picture of him. At last, a Trump insider who just states what happened when he worked in the Trump administration, side-by-side with Donald Trump. I think someone who worked so closely with then-president Trump has clearer vision of the man than the biased media and his political opponents so I'm going to believe that Kushner's story is honest and much closer to reality and the truth. And these days, the truth is so rare, it is very refreshing when it finally occurs. Highly recommend.

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Life Changing

Revisado: 08-07-22

Amazing information and theories that explain so much about the mysteries of how we become who we are. And based on research too. Very interesting and useful. I couldn’t put it down once I started it.

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Every American should read this!

Revisado: 04-20-21

I’m afraid that Americans who don’t understand the dangers of Socialism are the ones who are promoting it. Please. Either get them to read this book or read it yourself and explain what you’ve learned.

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