| Number of U.S. medical schools | |
| Number of U.S. medical schools with a required course in nutrition | |
| Training in nutrition received during 4 years of medical school by average U.S. physician | |
| How frequently a heart attack strikes in U.S. | |
| How frequently a heart attack kills in U.S. | |
| Most common cause of death in U.S. | |
| Risk of death from heart attack by average American man | |
| Risk of death from heart attack by average American vegetarian man | |
| Risk of death from heart attack by average American purely vegetarian man | |
| Amount you reduce your risk of heart attack by reducing your consumption of meat, dairy products and eggs 10% | |
| Amount you reduce your risk of heart attack by reducing your consumption of meat, dairy products and eggs 50% | |
| Amount you reduce your risk of heart attack by reducing your consumption of meat, dairy products and eggs 100% | |
| Rise in blood cholesterol from consuming 1 egg per day | |
| Rise in heart attack risk from 12% rise in blood cholesterol | |
| Meat, dairy and egg industries claim there is no reason to be concerned about your blood cholesterol as long as it is | |
| Your risk of dying a disease caused by clogged arteries if your blood cholesterol is "normal" | |
| Your risk of dying of a disease caused by clogged arteries if you do not consume saturated fat and cholesterol | |
| Leading sources of saturated fat and cholesterol in American diets | |
| Hollywood celebrity paid by Meat Board to tout beef as "Real food for real people" | |
| Medical event experienced by James Garner in April, 1988 |
| World populations with high meat intakes who do not have correspondingly high rates of colon cancer | |
| World populations with low meat intakes who do not have correspondingly low rates of colon cancer | |
| Increased risk of breast cancer for women who eat meat daily compared to women who eat meat less than once a week | |
| Egg Board's advertising slogan | |
| Photographs often accompanying the egg board's slogan | |
| Increased risk of breast cancer for women who eat eggs daily compared to women who eat eggs less than once a week | |
| Milk Producer's original ad campaign slogan | |
| What the Federal Trade Commission called the "Everyone needs milk" slogan | |
| Milk Producer's revised campaign slogan | |
| Increased risk of breast cancer for women who eat butter and cheese 3 or more times a week compared to women who eat these foods less than once a week | |
| Part of female chicken's body that produces eggs | |
| Increased risk of fatal ovarian cancer for women who eat eggs 3 or more times a week compared to women who eat eggs less than once a week | |
| Foods males in U.S. are conditioned to think of as "manly" | |
| Increased risk of fatal prostate cancer for men who consume meats, cheese, eggs and milk daily compared to men who eat these foods sparingly or not at all |
The Meat Board tells us
The Meat Board shows us
The Meat Board doesn't tell us
The dairy industry tells us
The dairy industry doesn't tell us
The dairy industry doesn't want us to know
Oscar Mayer tells us
Oscar Mayer demonstrates their point
favorably comparing the fattiness of hot dogs to such low fat bastions
as
The Dairy Council tells us
The Dairy Council doesn't tell us
The Dairy Council tells children
The Dairy Council occasionally tells
children
The Dairy Council never tells children
The meat, dairy and egg industries tell us
The meat, dairy and egg industries don't
tell us
The meat, dairy, and egg industries tell us
The meat, dairy, and egg industries don't
tell us
Strokes; Heart Disease; Osteoporosis; Kidney Stones; Breast cancer;
Colon cancer; Prostate cancer; Pancreatic cancer; Ovarian cancer;
Cervical cancer; Stomach cancer; Endometrial cancer; Diabetes;
Hypoglycemia; Kidney disease; Peptic ulcers; Constipation; Hemorrhoids;
Hiatal hernias; Diverticulosis; Obesity; Gallstones; Hypertension;
Asthma; Irritable colon syndrome; Salmonellosis; Trichinosis.
Chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticide residues
in the U.S. diet supplied by meat
Supplied by Dairy products
Supplied by vegetables
Supplied by fruits
Supplied by grains
Percentage of U.S. mother's milk containing
significant levels of DDT
Percentage of U.S. vegetarian mother's milk
containing significant levels of DDT
Relative pesticide contamination in breast
milk of meat-eating mothers compared to pesticide contamination in
breast milk of vegetarian mothers
Percentage of male college students sterile
in 1950
Percentage of male college students sterile
in 1978
Sperm count of average American male
compared to 30 years ago
Principle reason for sterility and sperm
count reduction of U.S. males
Percentage of hydrocarbon pesticide residues
in American diet attributable to meats, dairy products, fish and eggs
The Meat Board tells us Not to be concerned
about the dioxins and other pesticides in today's beef because
The Meat Board doesn't want us to know
The Meat Board particularly doesn't want us
to know
The USDA tells us
The USDA doesn't tell us
The dye used for many years by the USDA for
many years to stamp meats "Choice", "Prime", or
"U.S. No. 1 USDA"
Current status of Violet Dye No. 1
Wingspan of average Leghorn chicken
Space average leghorn chicken given in egg
factories
Number of 700 plus pound pigs confined to
space the size of a twin bed in typical factory farm
Reason today's veal is so tender
Reason today's veal is whitish-pink
McDonald's brags
McDonald's doesn't brag about
McDonald's clown, Ronald McDonald, tells
children
McDonald's clown, Ronald McDonald, doesn't
tell children
Original actor to play Ronald McDonald
Diet now followed by Jeff Juliano
Number of animals killed for meat per hour
in U.S.
Occupation with highest turnover rate in
U.S.
Occupation with highest employee rate of
injury in U.S.
Cost to render an animal unconscious prior
to slaughter with captive bolt pistol so that process is done humanely
Reason given by meat industry for not
utilizing captive bolt pistol