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Dr. Dean Ornish: The world now eats (and dies) like Americans

Stop wringing your hands over AIDS, cancer and the avian flu. Cardiovascular disease kills more people than everything else combined — and it’s mostly preventable.

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thanks for inspiring me to live
— Sarah May 12, 2012

That was very enlightening…I only wish I had read it sooner… as I have been more bent on being right and getting my way because I thought it was only fair and that I was right… now anger and resentment had consumed me… and has caused considerable damage to my family, my own self-esteem, and the man I was engaged to has finally given up on me… Now what?
— Dukey May 12, 2012

Again, another great read from Rob! I agree with so much and am challenged by other ideas, of course – the beauty!
— Tammy May 12, 2012

Thank you so much for the value you bring to the world and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us all. I found myself in this article. I know that I am here for something bigger than me and I am looking for ways to achieve that something. I am trying to discover who am I and why am I here. I struggle sometimes because I am on this path alone and sometimes I feel lost because I believe that is what happens when you step out of the crowd and try to make something for yourself and for those around you. I really hope to keep my faith and enthusiasm 99.9% of the time and keep on going until I’m on the right track… I believe I am on the right track right now but sometimes I wish things would go faster… I need to learn to be more patient. Thank you.
— Daniela May 12, 2012

I have been getting and reading your perspectives for some time now, and Rob, I like your style! This post brought me to "post a comment". Not only do I appreciate the "free"ness of your service I love your naked truth, and your willingness to share that with others and open up to dialogue. There is value in following your heart, your inner guide, albeit many times I have felt very alone. Your site offers a way to speak and gather new perspectives in areas found confusing because the status quo just doesn't feel right. I have some areas in my life right now that I would love to put out there, on topics which I haven't seen on your sight. Are you up to a challenge? I think the answer is "Yes". Sincerely,
— Kari May 12, 2012
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