
	Nutrition & Physical Degeneration Author: Weston Price 527 pages, New Expanded 2008 Version with extra photos. First published in 1939, Price’s work documents the startling effects that processed foods and synthetic farming have on human health. The research comes from his classic study of indigenous peoples before and after the introduction of “modern foods”. This book is entirely convincing, and gives excellent guidelines for healthy eating, with the promise of physical regeneration through sound nutrition. (see westonaprice.org)	$75.00

Nutrition & Physical Degeneration

Author: Weston Price

527 pages, New Expanded 2008 Version with extra photos. First published in 1939, Price’s work documents the startling effects that processed foods and synthetic farming have on human health. The research comes from his classic study of indigenous peoples before and after the introduction of “modern foods”. This book is entirely convincing, and gives excellent guidelines for healthy eating, with the promise of physical regeneration through sound nutrition. (see westonaprice.org)

$75.00

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