Nutrition and Physical Degeneration

[Guest guest]

How many people in this group have read Weston Price's book?? I've just started

reading the the first few pages. It's very compelling, isn't it? One of the

things that has struck me so far is where he mentions " soil depletion " . As I

said a couple of days ago I came to this list after l reading the Jeavons

book which is, in part, about building up the soil in order to obtain bigger

yields. I am constantly amazed at how many things in my life are linked on some

level. I wonder where the Universe is leading me. It's been a fun ride over

the last year.

On another note I was talking to my husband about how I don't think I would be

able to raise and kill chickens let alone calves and said that I would much

rather not knowing where it came from. He disagreed saying that he'd rather

know how the animal was treated and what antibiotocs etc it wasn't treated with.

Which one of us is into all this diet? Obviously he's not as passive about it

as I thought.

[Guest guest]

Try a university library.

Or try inter-library loan.

> Hello. I would like to buy the book; does anyone know from where I

could do

> this? I've searched online but none could be found. Thank you!

>

> Happy Holidays,

>

> Michele

>

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[Guest guest]

Have you tried the Price Pottenger Nutrition Foundation? www.ppnf.org

Adrienne

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> > Hello. I would like to buy the book; does anyone know from where I

> could do

> > this? I've searched online but none could be found. Thank you!

> >

> > Happy Holidays,

> >

> > Michele

> >

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[Guest guest]

Re: Nutrition and Physical Degeneration

Try a university library.

Or try inter-library loan.

> Hello. I would like to buy the book; does anyone know from where I

could do

> this? I've searched online but none could be found. Thank you!

>

> Happy Holidays,

>

> Michele

>

If you only wish to read the book instead of buying it, download a zipped html

version from Project Gutenberg of Australia http://gutenberg.net.au.

Due to the fact that Price used Australian Aborigines in his studies, the book

is now Public Domain. Under Australian copyright law, literary, dramatic, and

musical work published, performed, communicated, or recorded and offered for

sale in an author's lifetime are, where the author died in or before 1954

protected for the life of the author plus fifty years from the end of the year

of the author's death. After this time they enter into the public domain in

Australia. I couldn't find a copy at Project Gutenberg in the United States.

It is still copyright there? I think you are supposed to respect your own

countries copyright laws?

At least one of the associated illustrations was mucked up, but the text

appears intact (so far).

[Guest guest]

Actually, that source restricts online access by persons living in

the U.S. because our laws don't make " Nutrition and Physical

Degeneration " public domain.

> > Hello. I would like to buy the book; does anyone know from

where I

> could do

> > this? I've searched online but none could be found. Thank you!

> >

> > Happy Holidays,

> >

> > Michele

> >

>

> If you only wish to read the book instead of buying it, download

a zipped html version from Project Gutenberg of Australia

http://gutenberg.net.au.

>

> Due to the fact that Price used Australian Aborigines in his

studies, the book is now Public Domain. Under Australian copyright

law, literary, dramatic, and musical work published, performed,

communicated, or recorded and offered for sale in an author's

lifetime are, where the author died in or before 1954 protected for

the life of the author plus fifty years from the end of the year of

the author's death. After this time they enter into the public

domain in Australia. I couldn't find a copy at Project Gutenberg in

the United States. It is still copyright there? I think you are

supposed to respect your own countries copyright laws?

>

> At least one of the associated illustrations was mucked up, but

the text appears intact (so far).

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, I couldn't see where it said that but thought that it might be the case.

Oh well...

Re: Nutrition and Physical Degeneration

Actually, that source restricts online access by persons living in

the U.S. because our laws don't make " Nutrition and Physical

Degeneration " public domain.