Since I First Went To India Twenty

I Am Always Struck By How Difficult It Is For People To See How Much Cruelty They Are Bringing Not Only Upon Animals But Upon Themselves And Their Loved Ones And Other People, How Much We Are Screwing Up The Planet, How Much We Are Hurting Our Own Health, How Hard It Is To Change All That, How Eager People Are To Make A Buck At Everybody Else's Expense - All Those Things Are Discouraging.

Not Only Are The Studies Themselves Often Lacking Even Face Value, But They Also Drain Badly Needed Funds Away From Patient Care Needs.

In China, Because China Is Gaining Wealth, Rice Consumption Is Way Down. Rice Is A Poor Person's Food, And They're Eating Less Of It. To Wait In Line At A Fast Food Chain Is Cool. And They Haven't Historically Had Weight Problems. So They Don't Have This Culture Of, "i Need To Lose Weight."

I Was Aware Of What Animals Go Through Because I Had Driven Animals To Slaughter And I'd Killed Animals. And I Was Aware That There Were Certain Ethical Issues, But They Weren't Preying On My Mind Very Heavily.

The Thinnest People On The Planet Are Those Who Eat The Most Carbohydrates.