The truth about CSIRO's best selling "scientifically proven'' diet, and its cancer causing central ingredient.

The CSIRO Total Wellbeing Diet is famously a “red meat diet”. The world’s cancer experts have no doubt that red meat causes bowel cancer. The world’s climate experts have recommended lower levels of meat consumption to fight global warming. But the CSIRO has chosen to advance the interests of its industry backers over the interests of you, your family and the planet.

"Read this book: it may save your life. And if enough people read it, it just might save the planet.”
Peter Singer, Professor of Bioethics, Princeton University

“You may not agree with everything in this book, but it's an important book. Everyone who cares about their own health and the sustainability of the earth should read it.”
Dr Rosemary Stanton, OAM Nutritionist

“This book is a valuable contribution in the battle to keep our climate habitable. It explains, for a general audience, the climate science behind the call by the head of the IPCC for reduced global meat consumption.”
Barry Brook, Professor of Climate Change, Adelaide University

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

With qualifications in mathematics, philosophy and years of experience scrutinising research protocols on the Animal Experimentation Ethics Committees at Flinders Medical Centre and the Department of Primary Industries in South Australia, Geoff Russell is well placed to analyse the research behind CSIRO's Total Wellbeing Diet. His professional career has been spent writing computer software for transport scheduling and timetabling --- including the Sydney Olympics. Geoff has also had work published in peer reviewed scientific journals on both nutrition and mathematics as well as popular articles in various news media such as The Monthly, Australasian Science, Dissent, The Age and The Advertiser. He is a life member of RSPCA and a current member of Animal Liberation (S.A.)