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We Don't Care

We Don't Care

Animal Breeding, Source of Bowel-, Breast-, Lung Cancer and Other Human Diseases
Peter Holst MD PhD
Peter Holst MD PhD
Taal: Engels - ISBN: 9789402159431 - 122 pagina’s
Hardcover
€ 44,43
€ 44,43

Samenvatting

The Netherlands is a dairy and meat land with over-production of calves, piglets, chicks, tropical birds, eggs, dairy products and meat, etc. Our country claims to have the best care industry in the world. Unfortunately not the best health. You know, that the Netherlands has the highest lung cancer mortality in the world and that mortality from breast and prostate cancer is also very high compared to other countries? In 2012, cancer was the cause of 31% of all deaths in the Netherlands (Eurostat). If the diagnosis of cancer is made, it is guessing what caused the cell proliferation. The production of meat (products), poultry, pork and other meats has tripled between 1980 and 2010 and will probably double again by 2050. An ever increasing meat consumption in a world of more than 7 billion people requires a high toll of wild animals, environment, water resources, air quality and climate. The only way to stop this environmental crisis is to inhibit both the growth of the world population and our preference for meat. By no more eating meat (products) and battery cage eggs from the supermarket, we improve our own health, and the health of planet earth.

Over Peter Holst MD PhD

Peter Holst MD PhD
Dr. Peter Holst worked until 1984 as a general practitioner in The Hague area, the Netherlands, and then worked for 20 years as a specialist in working conditions, lifestyle, indoor air and environmental factors. With support from the Dutch Prevention Fund and with the cooperation of several pulmonologists he did studies of new cancer cases in the Hague Hospitals. From 1987 he defended the thesis that in lung cancer patients a connection can be established with keeping (especially raising) of tropical birds and pigeons. Holst was from 1991 a member of the International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate. His interest in the link between breeding tropical birds and cancer has expanded to the health risks of intensive farming of poultry, pigs and cattle for consumption. Since the fifties of the 20th century, intensive breeding and artificial insemination in livestock keeps pace with the recent increase in cancer mortality in Western Europe. In the last 50 years, diet has become increasingly unnatural.

Productspecificaties

BindingHardcover
TaalEngels
Publicatiedatummaandag 6 juli 2020
Editie1
ISBN9789402159431
Aantal pagina’s122
Kleur binnenwerkKleur
Formaat168 x 240 mm
AuteurPeter Holst MD PhD
CategorieGezondheid > Alternatieve geneeswijzen