llating) journey through the body of a pig, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg launches an all-out attack on the general grime and filth of these natural scavengers. First published in 1897, this short tome offers a horrifying yet somehow entertaining litany of reasons why hogs should be permanently put out to pasture rather than guzzled down human digestive tracts. Sure to churn--and turn--the stomach of any vegan or vegetarian, this timeless book should also give an extended and solemn pause to the bacon brigade and pork lovers everywhere.