Slaughterhouse: The Shocking Story of Greed, Neglect, and Inhumane Treatment Inside the U.S. Meat...

Slaughterhouse: The Shocking Story of Greed, Neglect, and Inhumane Treatment Inside the U.S. Meat Industry | Gail A. Eisnitz | Words Can't Describe

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	Slaughterhouse: The Shocking Story of Greed, Neglect, and Inhumane Treatment Inside the U.S. Meat Industry Gail A. Eisnitz Prometheus Books, 2006 - 328 pages average customer review:based on 105 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

All I can say is WOW. I had no idea fresh meat was so filthy.

As others have already stated....I stopped eating meat completely after reading this book. The inhumane treatment of the animals was bad enough. To discover that rotten meat was ground up with fresh meat for baby food was just too much. The unsanitary conditions in these factories is shocking. It makes me wonder when the last time any of the equipment was even hosed off...much less throughly cleaned. Probably never since that would cause the line to stop and they might lose a buck in profit. I first read a book called "Skinny Bitch" and the writer's of that book recommended "Slaughterhouse". I had already toyed with the idea of cutting meat out of my diet. The information in this Slaughterhouse book just confirmed that it was a sound decision. This book shows that the USDA stamp means nothing. I now don't trust anything stamped USDA inspected. It seems that every slaughterhouse has had their own stamp made and has the capacity to stamp thier own meat and the USDA looks the other way. That is truely disturbing. Yep...I'm a non meat eater now. Organic foods are my friends.

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Words Can't Describe

I am a Federal Inspector and was saddened and angered after reading Ms. Eisnitz's Book. I was touched after reading the material and felt compelled to order multiple copies to give to my co-workers and others for enlightenment. Words can't really describe the emotions felt while reading this. For the sake of the children, its time for a change! This Material is more than Highly Recommended, it is a must!

Life changing book!

Buy it!! Read it!! This book should be a required read for all meat eaters. The stories in this book made me sick to my stomach in the best way possible. I had to take a couple of days off between reading it, to allow myself to digest how screwed up we've become as a society. Gail Eisnitz is truly a brave person who deserves to be commended for the research she gathered. What she went through to try and expose the atrocities happening everyday in our slaughterhouses is truly astonishing, what allowed her self to witness is mind-blowing for any compassionate human yet alone an animal lover. Thank you Ms. Eisnitz for writing the most powerful book I've ever read, I want to shout it from the rooftops!!

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SLAUGHTERHOUSE IS A MUST TO READ! GOV. IS KILLING US!!

IF YOU EAT ANY MEAT PRODUCT, READ THIS FIRST. PARENTS ARE POISIONING THERE CHILDREN AND THEMSELVES, AND WE THOUGHT THE GOVERNMENT IS PROTECTING US? THE USDA IS A JOKE! THIS IS FOR ALL YOU PEOPLE, THAT EATS ANY GROUND MEAT, SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, ANY MEAT PERIOD! QUESTION EVERYTHING AFTER READING THIS BOOK. WONDER WHY CHILDREN ARE HIT WITH PUBERTY IN EARLY AGES? READ THIS!

Great info in meat (if you eat it), disease, and the pain of the process.

This book is pretty informative. The writer risked her life by exposing daily occurences in slaughterhouses across the country. If you're unaware of how huge the meat and dairy industry is, you will surely become informed after reading this book. It's a very important book to read if you still eat meat and feed it to your children, as e. coli and it's affects on people are described also. Very informative. Some of the book is repetitive, but so are the painful processes in a slaughterhouse as TIME really IS money and "humanity" is a word you check at the door if your working there.

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