Just finished "International Meat Crisis" by Vance Ferrell. This book scared the shit out of me. It talks about how people who eat meat have a much higher risk for cancer and heart disease. It also gives a lot of evidence linking "mad cow disease" with Alzheimer’s.
The bulk of the book is spent talking about the similarities between mad cow disease and Alzheimer’s in humans. It suggests the cause of this is that animals in factory farms are regularly being fed remains of other dead animals in their feed, and it also mentions a case of cannibals in Papau New Guinea also was contracting the disease, which suggests it is caused by animals/humans eating the remains of the same species. It mentioned how the disease can lay dormant for up to 40 years before it starts eating away your brain.
Lastly, the book talks about how the beef industry has vigorously covered up these facts in order to prevent itself from going out of business. This is similar to Monsanto who is fighting hard to prevent laws from being passed which require the labeling of products that have GMO in them. If you're looking for a redpill book about the meat industry, I highly recommend this one.
The bulk of the book is spent talking about the similarities between mad cow disease and Alzheimer’s in humans. It suggests the cause of this is that animals in factory farms are regularly being fed remains of other dead animals in their feed, and it also mentions a case of cannibals in Papau New Guinea also was contracting the disease, which suggests it is caused by animals/humans eating the remains of the same species. It mentioned how the disease can lay dormant for up to 40 years before it starts eating away your brain.
Lastly, the book talks about how the beef industry has vigorously covered up these facts in order to prevent itself from going out of business. This is similar to Monsanto who is fighting hard to prevent laws from being passed which require the labeling of products that have GMO in them. If you're looking for a redpill book about the meat industry, I highly recommend this one.