Title: Good For The Herbivore Or Meat-Eater
Product review: Howard Lyman's book is an eye-opener for the carnivore and an excellent overview for the converted. It certainly is good writing from an otherwise inexperienced (at the time of writing) author. And, best of all, it does come straight from the cattleman's mouth, so you know he has an understanding of the situation - that being factory farming. My personal favorite aspect of the book is how he doesn't foist his opinion on you; Rather, he uses persuasive argumentation and presentation of fact. It's not about the cow or chicken, but human health. I don't agree with all he says, but he certainly does comprehend, in my opinion, the 'nature' of chemically altered flesh and dairy, and how much of human suffering attributed to old age is likely due to diet. However, Cattle Rancher Gone Vegan (like a newspaper headline) would have been a better title, in my opinion.
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