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The Most Comprehensive Study
of Nutrition Ever Conducted and the Startling Implications
for Diet, Weight Loss
and Long-term Health
T Colin{ampbell, Ph.D
AND Thomas M Campbell II
BENBELLA BOOKS
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Copyright © 2006 by T Colin Campbell, Ph.D and Thomas M Campbell II
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Trang 4To Karen Campbell, whose incredible love and
caring made this book possible
And to Thomas McIlwain Campbell and Betty DeMott Campbell for their incredible gifts
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This book, from its original conception to its final form, was in the making for many years But it was the last three that gave the book form And this hap-pened because Karen, my lifelong love and wife of forty-three years, made it
so I wanted to do it, but she wanted it even more She said it had to be done for the children of the world She cajoled, she pushed and she insisted that we keep our nose to the grindstone She read every word, those kept and those discarded-some several times
Most importantly, Karen first suggested that I work with Tom, the youngest
of our five children His writing skills, his persistence in keeping integrity with the message and his exceptionally quick learning of the subject matter made the project possible He wrote several chapters in this book himself and rewrote many more, bringing clarity to my message
And our other children (Nelson-and wife Kim, LeAnne, Keith, Dan) and grandchildren (Whitney, Colin, Steven, Nelson, Laura) could not have been more encouraging Their love and support cannot be measured in mere words
I also am indebted to another family of mine: my many undergraduate hon-ors students, post-graduate doctoral students, post-doctoral research associates and my fellow professorial colleagues who worked in my research group and who were the gems of my career Regretfully, I could only cite in this book a small sample of their findings, but far, far more could have been included Yet more friends, associates and family contributed mightily, through their meticulous reading of various versions of the manuscript and their detailed feed-back Alphabetically, they included Nelson Campbell, Ron Campbell, Kent Car-roll, Antonia Demas, Mark Epstein, John and Martha Ferger, Kimberly Kathan, Doug Lisle, John Robbins, Paul Sontrop and Glenn Yeffeth Advice, support and generous help also came in many other forms from Neal Barnard, Jodi Blanco, Junshi Chen, Robert Goodland, Michael Jacobson, Ted Lange, Howard Lyman,
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