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I listened to the audio version of this book, and as a veterinarian who has studied comparative nutrition since 1966 I was completely impressed. Dr. Perlmutter is right on the button with regard to his conclusions, and they are based on his own clinical experience and on mainstream peer-review papers. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion about nutrition, but when he cites The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet you have to be willing to listen. My own personal experience bears his opinions out totally. A month ago I was so sick I wanted to die. I had insomnia due to inability to breathe at night with nasal congestion, eyes felt like they had sand in them, anxiety and depression, zero energy, mood swings, brain fog, digestive tract problems including cramps and diarrhea, and chronic muscle pains that came and went. After a month on a grain-free diet I am sleeping like a baby, in perfect health, and exercising every night. No more afternoon naps, I am too full of energy. No more nose, eye, brain, muscle, or GI problems of any kind. And, I have lost 5 lbs. to boot. If you are having any of the problems listed in Dr. Perlmutter's book, give his dietary advice a try for one month. What do you have to lose? Eat veggies, meat, fish, fowl, nuts, and enjoy yourself. If after a month you see no improvement in your medical condition, you have still eaten plenty of good delicious food and improved your health and probably your weight. Nothing to lose but your sickness.