Nuts Are Not Good for Humans: Biological Consequences of Consumption

Although billions of people enjoy eating nuts, biochemical research proves that nuts contain potent "poisons" that injure us. This same research also shows why nuts benefit animals, such as birds and squirrels. The biggest problem, to date, is that most people are unaware of this vital biochemical research; and consequently, continue to eat nuts. This means that people simply "assume" that nuts are good to eat. We cannot afford to make assumptions about issues that affect our health. Each of us must know the "scientifically-proven" facts. The vast consumption of nuts is a leading cause of major chronic diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, stroke, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, thyroid disease, and depression. This book describes how eating nuts causes chronic disease, and in doing so, proves that nuts are not good for humans.