Abrams’ Law of Nutrition: An Anthropological Perspective

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As an anthropologist who has devoted more than a quarter of a century to the study of nutritional anthropology, my comparative research of cultures over the world has resulted in formulation of the following law: A perfectly healthy diet may not always insure good health, but an unhealthy diet will always result in poor health. Abrams' law is actually no