From: tara@socrates.umd.edu (Tara McDermott)
Subject: J. Robbins New Book: May All Be Fed
Summary: the sequal to Diet For A New America
Organization: University of Maryland University College
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1992 15:14:45 GMT

I received a flyer in the mail yesterday from EarthSave, John Robbins'
pet organization.  It seems he has written a sequal to Diet for A New
America.  It seems pretty cool, so I'm going to post the details about
it. (Reproduced without permission, though I doubt anyone will mind). 

May All Be Fed
Diet For A New World
A New Book by John Robbins

   John Robbins is considered by many to be the most eloquent and
powerful voice in the country for a sane and sustainable future.  In
_Diet for a New America_ he raised the consciousness of an entire
generation.  Now with _May All Be Fed_, he will deepen your commitment
to make eating an intentional, political and joyous act that will be a
significant contribution towards creating a happier life and a
healthier world.

   Continuing the ground-breaking work of DFNA, John discloses the
commercially-motivated programming that has shaped and continues to
shape much of the prevailing food consciousness in our society.  He
reveals the deceptive tactics often used by food manufacturers,
producers and lobbyists to get us to purchase their products, and how
governmental agencies, hospitals and schools - often unknowingly -
reinforce these misleading methods.  We come to see that by
recognizing the nature and power of these influences, we cease to be
their pawns, and can joyously take back our control and
self-determination over how, what and why we eat.

   _May All Be Fed_ exposes forces at work in our world that cause the
affluent to be burdened with unnecessary diseases:  heart disease,
osteoporosis, obesity and other diet-related diseases, and also cause
many people to be deprived of the right to ample and wholesome food.
Lifting the veils of deception that hide and perpetuate the darker
side of our society's eating habits, _May All Be Fed_ explains why so
few have so much to eat and why so many have so little.

   Recognizing and talking bout these issues isn't enough.  _May All
Be Fed_ shows us:
*Why reducing animal product consumption may well be the most
effective single action you can take.
*How infusing mealtime with consciousness and thankfulness can bring
health and happiness into your life.
*Crucial information about today's chicken, fish, eggs, dairy products
and agribusiness.
*How to turn ideas into action with a detailed list of 124 specific
actions. 
*175 delicious, healthy recipes from breakfast to dessert, including
soups, stews, salads, breads, and beverages.
*Information on the how to's of shopping and an in-depth review of
healthy ingredients.
_May All Be Fed_ is fully documented, and indexed.  It also has some
surprises that will lighten your heart.

   This worthy sequal to the acclaimed internatinal best-seller, DFNA,
will reward fans of John Robbins with new, vital information and
how-to's.  Moreover, _May All Be Fed_ stands alone, requiring no
earlier knowledge of this subject.  With his gentle yet powerful
style, John helps us all to realize that the blessing of food is truly
the gift of life.

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If you want a copy:

Price: $23.00
Less 10% Member discount (if you're a member of EarthSave)
CA Residents 8.25% Sales TAx
Shipping and Handling: $4.00 plus $.75 each additional book
Membership/Donation: See below
Total Enclosed:

Orders shipped UPS (1st Class Mail to PO Box)

Make checks payable in U.S. Funds to:
EarthSave
706 Frederick Street
Santa Cruz  CA  95062

Order with Visa or MC 800-362-3648
Monday-Friday 9-5 Pacific Coast time
Fax your credit card order to 408-458-0255

If ya wanna join EarthSave (I'm putting all this in for completeness)
it's:
$20 Student/Senior
$35 Individual
$50 Family
$100 Sustainer
blah blah blah.
_______________________________________________________________________

Tara
-- 
Tara McDermott            "We suggest people take their Food Pyramids,
                            cut off the top and make a Healthy Eating
tara@socrates.umd.edu         Trapezoid."  -Neal Barnard, M.D.
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