B
Huh-uh.
A
And, uh, proved that ingestion of chlorine causes arteriosclerosis, which is the,
B
Yeah.
A
clogging of the arteries. And, uh, you know, he's, there's been a lot of reports since then. This whole thing about, first it was stress, then it went to cholesterol, and now they're saying what's cholesterol, well there's good cholesterol and there's bad cholesterol.
B
Huh-uh.
A
You know, it's amazing what he points out in that book and, in fact, he, everyone there was a toxicologist for the Environmental Protection Agency, who did work back in nineteen eighty-six, who wrote a letter to Dr. Price in nineteen eighty-seven. And in this letter he praised Dr. Price for the work he did back in the sixties on this and said that E P A had been doing experiments on nonhuman primates and proving that ingestion of chlorine causes arteriosclerosis. And, E P A never published that report.