Animal Pharm, 9781905570119
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One man’s fight to expose deadly toxins hiding in plain sight.

Animal Pharm

one man's struggle to discover the truth about mad cow disease and variant cjd

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  • Paperback

    288 pages

  • Release Date

    14 November 2007

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Summary

Animal Pharm: Unmasking the Environmental Culprits Behind Mad Cow Disease and vCJD

Mark Purdey’s life took an unexpected turn in 1984 when he defied a government mandate to administer toxic pesticides to his dairy herd. A staunch advocate for organic farming, Purdey believed in the detrimental effects of environmental chemicals and refused to comply. This act of defiance sparked a lifelong quest to challenge the accepted narrative surrounding Mad Cow Disease and its human variant, v…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781905570119
ISBN-10:1905570112
Author:Mark Purdey, Nigel Purdey
Publisher:Clairview Books
Imprint:Clairview Books
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:288
Release Date:14 November 2007
Weight:484g
Dimensions:33mm x 235mm x 157mm
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Critics Review

‘Next to weapons of mass destruction, BSE or Mad Cow Disease was the Blair government’s biggest scare. Mark Purdey’s inves 5{, required reading.’- John Pilger’If Purdey is right, he deserves a Nobel Prize for medicine. Instead he has been shot at, his phone lines have been cut and his house has been burnt down. The Ministry of Agriculture, which for 50 years has enjoyed a dangerously close relationship with the agrochemical industry, has repeatedly sought to discredit him.’ - George Monbiot

About The Author

Mark Purdey

Mark Purdey, born in 1953, turned down a university place to start his own organic farm at the age of 19. In the late 1980s he started to teach himself neurobiology and in the mid-1990s began worldwide field research to discover the truth behind BSE, CJD and other neurodegenerative diseases. He was a vociferous campaigner on these issues making TV programmes, publishing articles in peer-reviewed journals and lecturing at many prestigious institutions. He died in November 2006 of a brain tumour and is survived by his wife and eight children.

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