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Carma Spence
Carma Spence is a writer, and award-winning speaker and editor. She holds a Degree of Honor from the National Speech & Debate Association, and is a member of the Women Speakers Association, Speaker Stardom, the Unapologetic Speakers' Community, Speaker Cash Collective and National Association of Science Writers. She has presented for such organizations as the Western Museums Association, Assistance League of America and the American Business Women's Association Diamonds of Southbay League.
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Deep Nutrition: How Traditional Foods Unlock Your Genetic Potential to Lose Weight, Sharpen Your Mind, Improve Energy, Look and Feel Younger, and Ensure the Health of Your Children
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This book is so bad I can't force myself to finish reading it. I made it through the first several chapters just out of duty, but I can't do it anymore.Why do I feel this way?
1. The book is disrespectful, bordering on offensive to pretty much everyone.
2. The book meanders so much, even though I made it to Chapter 11, pg. 74, I still don't know what's going on.
3. There is a fair amount of gratuitous violence and cussing.
4. There are strange references to people's race that don't seem to help with characterization. They seem to be there simply to show how "woke" the author is.
I've wasted enough time with this book. I'm out of here!
