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Why Some Like It HotFood, Genes, and Cultural Diversityby Gary Paul NabhanIsland Press, August 2004, Hardcover, 240 pagesNabhan, an ethnobiologist and nutritional ecologist, examines how our ethnicity determines our digestion. He explains why modern native Americans are prone to diabetes, and why Mediterranean diets generally work best for those whose forbears came from the Mediterranean. He urges us to learn about the foods our particular ethnic group used to stay healthy in the home country, and to apply that knowledge to the food choices we make. Praise for Why Some Like It Hot"Mixing hard science with personal anecdotes, Nabhan convincingly argues that health comes from a genetically appropriate diet inextricably entwined with a healthy land and culture." — Publishers Weekly Table of Contents of Why Some Like It Hot
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