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This book condenses a physician's obligatory professional labor of love pursued over half a century. Its essence: protecting the population from serious -- and largely unrecognized -- threats. They entail environmental exposures, medical hazards, and public health/bureaucratic misventures. Numerous encounters in the trenches of a solo practice by a corporate-neutral doctor and independent researcher stimulated this ongoing panoramic effort. The diverse clinical and public-health problems include the considerable toxicity of many common products to which consumers are exposed (particularly pregnant women and young children), the recent puzzling evolution of major afflictions such as Alzheimer's disease, traffic accidents, and other contemporary health issues that have not been adquately explained. Examples are the widespread use of insufficiently-tested drugs and additives (including aspartame), the mandated fluoridation of public drinking water, the casual intake of excessive vitamin E and iron supplements, the long-term consequences of vasectomy, and the reflexive prescription of potent drugs to lower blood cholesterol.

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