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File Size: 928 KB
Print Length: 356 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0743277759
Publisher: Atria Books; Reprint edition (February 5, 2008)
Publication Date: February 5, 2008
Sold by: Simon and Schuster Digital Sales Inc
Language: English
ASIN: B0012ZKZM0
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I absolutely appreciate personal stories, and the personal stories were well written. But, I just did not learn anything new. I think this book would be great for people with many of these common illnesses, that are unaware of their conditions. I believe this book would help them understand a basic idea of the what is happening to them and the public, in regards to their sickness.And it would definitely show them that they are not alone. But, I personally, did not like the book.
The Autoimmune Epidemic is by far the best book I've read to date on how autoimmune diseases have become the scourge that they are. As someone who has a very rare autoimmune disease and needs to know as much as possible in order to be comfortable with my new normal, I am thankful to Ms. Nakazawa for her dedication to finding the best people to talk to...scientists, activists, and patients. If you truly want to know about autoimmune diseases and what the world of science knows about their origin and growth, then be sure to read this book. I did not get the idea that the author was accusing anyone of a conspiracy; rather, I feel she was simply putting forth the astronomical changes in the world (especially the United States) that came with the post-WWII era. The evolution of the chemical industry was something accepted by most people as progress. Seeing its affects now and knowing how horrendous they are is not accusing anyone of conspiracies. It is simply accepting that many chemicals and industrial practices led to a virulent environment for many of us. Where blame does come in is when these cesspools of waste are not cleaned up when it is clear that they are causing great harm. If you have questions about the author's research regarding her subject, read through her resource notes and take note of to whom she went for information.Finally, to those who are too faint of heart to hear the alarm sounded. If you don't want to know the horrendous truth about autoimmune diseases, don't read any books about them. There is no way to sugar coat what has happened to our immune systems as a result of genetics and a polluted environment. One caveat, however...we can only fight what we understand and Donna Jackson Nakazawa has provided a service above and beyond by telling us as much as is known about this 21st century epidemic in words that are both authoritative and readable.To those who do not want to face what the autoimmune epidemic is and how it is affecting more people every year should not read this book. Those who won't read the reference notes
D.J. Nakazawa presents in easy-reading style lots of useful scientific information from reading and from interviewing specialists. She likes to introduce her topics with real life stories; but, soon enough, the anecdote subsides and the material gets really informative. As good popularizing books do, this one saves the reader lots of research time and offers a platform from which one can go further: Web links, journal articles, etc. Plenty of specifics are documented. (As to links, be prepared for obsolete ones that have been modified or even no longer exist.)The average reader saves more than just time scouring journals or the Internet. As a journalist with access to good sources, Nakazawa also interviewed proeminent authorities at the forefront of their science circa 2007-9, thereby collecting some of the latest informed intuitions that had not appeared in journals or books yet. This would have taken a L O N G time for the "average Joe" to accomplish, contrary to what some overly dismissive reviews would lead you to believe.For years, I have read about ubiquitous air, water, and soil pollution. For years I have also read about the suboptimal nature of processed food. Yet this read fostered a sharper awareness about autoimmunity disorders together with the role that the modern world plays in causing such diseases. For instance, when I studied about T-cells years ago in elective biology, I don't think there was any knowledge differentiating ordinary T-cells from supervisory T-cells. Now I am aware of events that can lessen the numbers of those supervisors, causing ordinary T-cells to do a less good job at distinguishing actual antigens from host tissues. Nor was I aware of the ability of some industrial substances to occupy -- or partly occupy -- hormone receptors if those foreign bodies have enough of a chemical resemblence to the particular hormone. When this happens, the flow of normal hormonal signals is distorted. If so, it then becomes plausible that hormonal mis-sgnaling may derail the immune system.Neither up-to-date T-cell understanding nor endocrine disruption are a revelation to whomever keeps current on immunity, but they were new to me. Not too long ago, plenty else in this book was new even to the specialists, for science upturns things continuously. In fact, she explains how the specialists themselves labored for at least 50 years under the theory that the immune system could not turn against its host -- a theory called "horror autotoxicus". She recounts that a serendipitous discovery in the 1950s began to contradict the established assumption. She got the story firsthand from the scientist who made the initial discovery. It took another 15 years to convince the medical community that its learned belief, horror autotoxicus, was wrong.All of that package of discoveries plus historical context were quite exciting. So, after reading a few chapters from a public library copy, I decided to buy. There were many useful things to highlight and to return to later for memory refreshment.However, Kindle readers should know that the endnotes section was mangled.In the hardback, the endnotes are presented in the following way: page number on the left, [space], a short italicized verbatim blurb from that page, [space], then the note itself concerning the part of the main text around that blurb.But the Kindle edition (as of 2013/08) omits the page number, the space, and obscures the first character (or first two characters) of every endnote. This degrades the usefulness of the Kindle endnotes section, especially due to the absence of the page number.[By the way, that way of presenting endnotes is inefficient, even though it's well executed in the hardback. Researching information under that method takes more time than under the traditional numbered-note method. That ill-inspired method is even worse in electronic books. A well designed e-book allows the user to move at once from main text to note by just clicking on or touching the note number from the main text. Then, as quickly, the user can then fling back to the main text. **Again, this is the traditional mumbering system at work in well designed e-book,** However, in e-books that follow the traditional numbering system, the note number may not be LINKED to the corresponding endnote at the end of the book, making quick and precise back-and-forth movements impossible. The endnote referencing flaws that I described in The Autoimmune Epidemic, Kindle edition, thwart movement even more.]
One of the best books on a pandemic that is so tied to the destruction of our planet that it has been ignored. It opened my eyes to the nature and I would say cause of autoimmune disease. Over a hundred kinds of AD, with very common roots and yet all treated separately most of the time. Treated meaning symptom management and drugs, lots of drugs. Outcome? People stay sick pharmaceutical companies continue to get richer and richer. Supply and Demand. The book offers a solution, one we can only hope is followed.
i would and will recommend and buy this vook for first and foremost to all the people i know suffering from an autoimmune disease. i will recommend it everyone else. every human on this planet should read it. well written and awe informative. thank you donna for the time and devotion you put in to educating us.
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