Vegetarianism Explained, Making an Informed Decision

Considering a plant based diet? Already a vegan or vegetarian? If the answer to either of these question is yes, Vegetarianism Explained is an essential read. Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, author of Gut and Psychology Syndrome and creator of the GAPS healing protocol, guides readers through a deeply researched exploration into the value of plant vs. animal foods, explaining how they each impact our digestion and overall wellbeing. Along the way, she effortlessly translates complex scientific concepts in a way we can all understand, as when she offers a fascinating, detailed description of how animal and plant foods are each digested in the human body. In her quest to give her readers the clearest possible understanding of how to feed the body to sustain optimal vitality, she covers a wide range of topics:

• A comparison of health benefits in vegetarian, vegan, and omnivore diets.
• The best fasting methods for healing and health.
• Where our food comes from and how it’s produced.
• How to eat in harmony with your body’s needs.
• How to introduce young children to the wonderful world of nutritious food.

What we eat is one of the most important decisions we make, so inform yourself with science rather than emotions. Vegetarianism Explained will help you connect your lifestyle choices with how well you do (or don’t) nourish your body.

Reviews

“Dr Campbell-McBride has done it again! She brings her intelligence and uncorrupted common sense to the table and reintroduces us to the middle path of nutrition outlined in her book. It’s not just a ‘must-read’ but also a ‘must follow!’”
—Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD

“Vegetarianism Explained is a rational, science-based, commonsense explanation of how our bodies use food, which will allow all of us—healthy people, sick people, parents raising children—to understand the role of our food choices, what different foods do in our bodies, and what our bodies need. This book should be required reading for every teenager, every parent, and every person fighting an illness. Thank you Dr Campbell-McBride, you’ve produced another critical masterpiece of health guidance for us all!”
—Dr. Tom O’Bryan, DC CCN DACBN, author of The Autoimmune Fix

“Dr Natasha Campbell-McBride has done it again…Her masterly blending of clinical cases, extensive review of the literature, and voice of personal experience make for compelling reading.”
—Dr. Shideh Pouria, PhD

About the Author

After practicing as a neurologist and neurosurgeon in her Russian homeland, Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride moved to the United Kingdom, where she developed her theories on the relationship between neurological disorders and nutrition. She currently runs the Cambridge Nutrition Clinic. Dr. Campbell-McBride is recognized as one of the world’s leading experts in treating children and adults with mental, digestive, and immune disorders.

Her other books include Gut and Psychology Syndrome, which explores the connection between physical state and brain function; and Put Your Heart in Your Mouth, which highlights natural treatments for heart disease.

Dr Campbell-McBride is a member of the British Society for Environmental Medicine, a board member of the Weston A Price Foundation, and a regular contributing health editor to journals, magazines, and newsletters in English speaking countries around the world.

Danielle LeBaron

Danielle LeBaron is a Professional Virtual Assistant and Managing Editor at Selene River Press. She specializes in project management, event planning and coordinating, and business blogging. She started her business as a way to stay home with her three beautiful children and has found a true passion for what she does: helping smart, stressed-out business owners take things off their plate. She supports the value of a holistic lifestyle as a way to improve one’s life from the inside out. For more information on Danielle and the services she offers, visit her website: daniellelebaron.com.