The Unintended Consequences of the Low Fat Diet

Cereal Killer is a critical analysis of the failed American Heart Association low fat diet. Part I, The Test Of Time, discusses the "unintended consequences" of low fat, including widespread obesity and diabetes. 

Part II, Life in the Fat Lane, provides a positive analysis of the role of saturated fat and foods containing cholesterol. Fingered as the cause of heart disease, our traditional nutrient-dense American foods actually protect us from diabetes and heart disease.

Cereal Killer is pro-Dr Atkins and pro-traditional foods. The chapter Atkins without Atkins (Chapter 7) provides an easy-to-understand review of the best way to lose weight:  burning the fat for energy. The chapter, Choleterol is not a medical criminal (Chapter 8) provides an easy-to-undersand summary of cholesterol terminology so you will not be fooled so easily by a doctor wanting to put you on statin cholesterol-lowering drugs 

Cereal Killer takes on the "big boys" like no other book available today. You won't be disappointed! Includes extensive scientific references, an index, and a one-of-a-kind lipid glossary. (There are several positive reviews to read on amazon.com) Purchase from amazon or call us for quantity discounts.