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The autobiography of Joseph J. Vitale, father of bestselling author Joe Vitale. From US Marine to prize fighter to railroad foreman and the father of four, Joseph J. Vitale, now 90, has had a life of struggle and success. He lived through the Great Depression, served in World War II, built his own home by hand, raised four children, and hasn't missed a morning exercise workout in 70 years. Now, at the age of 90, he shares his life adventure with humor, insight and always feeling grateful - "The World's Most Contented Man."

THE ECHOES OF OUR PAST
Twelve thousand years ago, the human race barely escaped annihilation when a piece of exploded star passed through our solar system, unleashing an apocalypse. Great fires raged, mountains rose and fell, a maelstrom of cosmic debris bombarded Earth, continents broke apart, and oceans swept across the land. Millions of people, animals, and plants perished almost overnight. Entire societies, cultures, and belief systems were lost forever. The resulting aftershock shaped humanity for thousands of years, and continues to haunt us to this day. This is not fiction....

Boston University School of Medicine has established a series of Medical Education Programs in Nutrition held each summer since 1975. These deal with controversies in human clinical nutrition. The subjects have covered various topics, including those dealing with the relation ships between diet and heart disease, diet and cancer, breast. versus bottle-feeding, and dietary fiber and disease. Other noncontroversial topics were also covered at these conferences; they were discussed simply to bring to the attention of the health professional new happenings in nutritional research. These topics...