Table of contents for Death by supermarket : the fattening, dumbing down, and poisoning of America / by Nancy Deville.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction										5
PART I; HOW FACTORY FOOD CHANGED THE WAY WE LIVE . . . 
AND DIE
1.	America's Missed Opportunity for Utopia 				11
PART II; HYSTERICAL HUNGER 
2.	Socially Acceptable Sugar Addiction					28
3.	Science Fiction High-Fructose Corn Syrup 				41
4.	The Government Protects the Sugar Industry				49
PART III; SCIENCE FICTION FOOD ADDITIVES
5.	MSG Keeps Us Coming Back for More					59
6. 	Aspartame Poisoning, Urban Legend or Fact?				69
7. 	FDA-Approved Murder by Supermarket					78
PART IV; SCIENCE FICTION FOOD
8.	Soy: Internet Paranoia; or Fact?						92
9.	Isoflavone Supplementation						99
10.	O.K., So Asians Do Eat Soy							107
11.	The Weird Science of Modern Soy						112
12.	Feeding Babies Soybean Formula						123
13. 	No Reasoned Discussions about Soy					129
PART V; THE FAT FIASCO
14.	Fat Kills!									135
15. 	So What Are Polyunsaturated Fats Anyway?				144
16.	How Studies Influence What We Put in our Mouths			153
17.	Finally Americans Are Told the Truth about Trans Fats		159
18.	Saturated Animal Fat Good, Trans Fats Bad				164
19.	Factory Milk									182
20. 	Factory Milk Does a Body Bad						189
21. 	Natural Milk to the Rescue							197
PART VI; DIETING IS ONLY MAKING MATTERS WORSE
22.	The Malnutrition of Low-Calorie Dieting					209
23.	The Low-Fat Diet Made Us Fat and Sick					223
24.	Low-Carbohydrate Dieting Was a Bust					235
25. 	The Basics of a Real Food Diet						241
PART VII; MIRACLES IN A BOTTLE, SNAKE OIL SUPPLEMENTS, 
AND DRUGS
26.	That @*#!& Stress is Making us Fat!					254
27.	Snake Oil Supplements							269
28.	Drug Pushers								274
PART VIII; WOOING, DENIAL, RIDICULE AND THREATS . . . 
AND WHY WE BUY INTO THEM
29.	Wooing, Denial, Ridicule and Threats					303
30.	We Are All in This Together						318
PART IX; THE HOME FRONT
31.	Change Begins at Home							335
Conclusion: What Thomas Jefferson Would Have Done			347
Endnotes										360
Index											TK

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Food industry and trade -- Health aspects -- United States.
Food industry and trade -- Government policy -- United States.
Obesity -- United States.
Nutrition -- United States.
Food habits -- United States.
Convenience foods -- Health aspects -- United States.
Lifestyles -- Health aspects -- United States.