DAVID RAUBENHEIMER & STEPHEN J SIMPSON Eat Like the Animals. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen

Tracy Sorensen

DAVID RAUBENHEIMER & STEPHEN J SIMPSON Eat Like the Animals. Reviewed by Tracy Sorensen

Tracy Sorensen

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A review of Raubenheimer and Simpson's book, Eat Like the Animals. The book gives a lively overview of three decades of scientific research into animals' tendency to prioritise protein in their diets. The authors explore the implications of this for human diet and examine impediments, such as the power of the food industry, to healthier eating.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Newtown Review of Books
Publication status	Published - 24 Sept 2020

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