Scott Lenkowsky Lenkowsky itibaren Chemmanthatta, Kerala, India
This book is eye-opening, to say the least. I had no idea just how bad the fast food corporations are and how bad some of the food that we eat is for us. The book also illuminates the far-reaching cultural, social, economic, and health consequences of the fast food chains and meatpacking industries, such as the horrendous working conditions, the probems caused for generations of farmers and workers, the direct link between the rise of fast food and obesity, and the frightening spread of epidemics like mad cow disease and salmonella. It's worth reading - written in a candid and engaging style, well-researched, and informative.
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I am loving this series. This one book could have used a little more romance in it, but I loved it anyway.
REading about the time I grew up is interesting. I heard of much of this story but so much was not familiar. Felt like I filled in some memory blanks (without losing my memory in the process). Also, parallels some of the trends and discussions today--better mood and intelligence through pharmaceuticals. "Ca change . . . "