Animal Connection, The / Thrash, Agatha M & Calvin Jr, MD / (PB/1983-1983/Tan/B+/USED)

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The Animal Connection is the culmination of a study extending over the past 20 years. Its 248 references to the ever-growing scientific literature on the subject of the effects of animals and their diseases, and animal products on the lives of humans gives a tiny, but representative sampling of available material.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Diseases Transmissible to Man From Animals and Animal Products
Causes of Diseases
Sickness in Farm and Food Animals
Meat Inspection
Antibiotic in Animal Feed

Chickens, Pigs, Fish and Bees
Poultry and Eggs
Diseases from Pork and Pork Products
Fish
Bees and Honey

Some Specific Diseases Obtained From Animals
Skin Diseases in Animals
Salmonellosis and Other Diseases Causing Diarrhea
Staphylococci
Brucellosis
Streptococci
Hepatitis
Newcastle Disease
Leptospirosis
Multiple Sclerosis
Alzheimer's Disease
Cats, Dogs, and Other House Pets
Diseases from Other Animals
Diseases from Wild Animal
Animal Products Such as Bone Meal

The Relation Between Milk, Eggs, and Other Animal Products and Cancer
Causes of Cancer
Cancer is Transmissible
The Helper Virus
Is the Virus Idea New to Cancer?
Virus in Milk, Blood, or Flesh
Cancer and Contact with Animals
Cancer Incidence Rising
The Virus of One Animal May Infect Another Species

The Extent of Cancer
Leukemia and Lymphoma
Factors Which Increase Susceptibility to Cancer
Nutritional Factors
Overeating as a Factor
Lifestyle Factors

Foods to Use Instead of Milk and Eggs
Simple and Easy
Know Your Needs
Keep it Balanced
Osteoporosis
Native Diet of Japan
Eat for Strength

Milk-Induced Diseases
Milk Injury A Common Finding
The Milk Mystique
By-Products of Milk
Sugar and Milk Combinations Dangerous

Diseases From Milk Fat
Fat Alters Red Blood Cells and Circulation
Aging Fats in Cheese-Making

Proteins and Amino Acids in Milk
The Protein of Milk
Milk Causes Drowsiness
Leucine and Blood Sugar

Vitamin-Mineral Content of Milk
Balance Not Beneficial for Adults
Vitamin D and Magnesium
Milk Increases the Need for Many Nutrients

Xanthine Oxidase-a New Culprit?
What Causes Heart and Artery Disease?
Milkshakes and Tonsillectomy

Diseases Caused By Contaminants in Milk
Things Get Into Milk
Goat's Milk Not the Answer
Goiters in Tasmania

Food Intolerance From Milk
A Widespread Condition
Rectal Bleeding
Ulcerative Colitis
Peptic Ulcer Treatment?
Many Childhood Disorders Can Be Milk
Sensitivities
Colic, Colds and Childhood Hypertension
Infantile Diarrhea
Feeding Problems

Lactose
Lactose Sensitivity A Large Problem Often Misdiagnosed
Milk Distribution Programs Who Benefits?

Allergies to Dairy Products
Begin at Birth to Prevent Allergies
Failure to Thrive, Anemia, and Respiratory Disease

Cheese
Decomposition of Milk
Rennet and Ripening
Polio Viruses and Cheddar Cheese

Hunger and Appetite As Related to Milk
Appetite is Cultivated
Milk Appetite May Be An Allergy


Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Bibliography
Index

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