Dori Zook wrote:

>Just curious.  That and lazy and poor.  The local PBS stations have been
>begging to the tune of one Gary Null lately.  He never, of course, gives the
>full Monty or there'd be no reason to make the pledge and get the package.
>Anyone familiar with the cut of his jib?  I heard him mention glycation and
>refer to excess glucose.  But then he came on "live" and talked about excess
>protein raising estrogen and lowering testosterone in men.  Whaaaaaaa'?  He
>also mentions juicing a lot.  I dunno.  It makes me wonder if it's
>vegetarian.  Like I said, I'm doing too many other meaningful things to
>actually buy a book and would rather spend my money on, oh, I dunno, the
>mortgage?  If anyone knows more, please post and, of course, include plenty
>of opinion!

He himself is definitely a vegetarian; his diet, "Gary Null's
Ultimate Lifetime Diet," presents "an integrative approach
combining diet, exercise, supplements, juicing, cleaning up your
personal environment, and examining your life choices and values.
First, Null offers an interesting discussion of obesity, the
hormonal connection, eating disorders, and diets. Then he
recommends a mostly vegetarian, long-term dietary plan
emphasizing low-glycemic, complex carbohydrates plus fish and
juices, and avoiding 'dead foods': meat, sugar, and processed
carbohydrates," according to the Amazon.com review.

He's dour and authoritarian and obsessive (I'm not fond of him,
can you tell?), and he's now hawking all sorts of supplements and
"magnetics" on his website, www.garynull.com.  You can find a
fairly extensive library of articles that he either has written
or endorses.

.:. Craig