GULP: exploring the mysteries of the alimentary tract

February 17, 2015 | marietta forster-haberer | Comments (0)

Gulp - adventures on the alimentary canal

Mary Roach, dubbed by the Washington Post as "America's funniest science writer" has done it again. In her latest book, 'Gulp: adventures on the alimentary canal, she takes the reader on a mysterious adventure exploring all the nooks and crannies of the alimentary tract… all 30 feet of it. Starting with the nose (sniff, sniff) to, yes you guessed it, the 'ick factor' including the 'perfumed' part on the way. So much for a spoiler alert!

And if you enjoy this book, you may want to check out the many other hilarious titles by Mary Roach – Toronto Public Library has many copies in various formats including e-books.

If humour isn't your thing and you would rather read something more serious on the digestive system, here are further suggestions. 

 

          Get to know your gut - everything you wanted to know about burping, bloating, candida, constipation, food allergies, farting, and poo but were afraid to ask  No guts, no glory - gut solution, the core of your total wellness  The inside tract - your good gut guide to great digestive health  

          A woman's guide to a healthy stomach - taking control of your digestive health    Digestive wellness - strengthen the immune system and prevent disease through healthy digestion   Digestive intelligence - a holistic view of your second brain

          Digestive wellness   Gut solutions - [natural solutions to your digestive problems]   The complete idiot's guide to digestive health

  

 

 

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