Author Ahbonbon releases new book "Why Americans Are Fat and Sick"

BRENTWOOD, Calif. - Dec. 11, 2015 - PRLog -- Before you take a bite of that Red Velvet cake, forkful pasta or anything else that seems too good to enjoy, you might want to pick up a copy of “Why Americans Are Fat and Sick: Hidden Toxins Cause Obesity, Heart Disease, and Cancer.”

Did you know there are many hidden ingredients and toxins that should be explored before taking a bite of anything these days?

Thanks to Ahbonbon, the book has listed more than 100 reliable, credible sources in the reference section of “Why Americans Are Fat and Sick: Hidden Toxins Cause Obesity, Heart Disease, and Cancer,” giving everyone needs to read if they are at all worried about what they put in their mouths on a daily basis readers access to the sources.

This is the kind of book – actually a guide – that.

Through extensive research and scientific data, Ahbonbon discusses the many diverse hidden toxins and their often-drastic effects on our bodies and our health. But that’s not all, the book also offers real solutions on how to avoid consuming said toxins and how to be healthier, happier.

If you are someone who is concerned over what you eat, and how it affects your overall health, Ahbonbon’s book is a must. Learn about trans fats, pesticides, mercury in fish, how arsenic is fed to chickens, what GMOs are and all the other possible dangers that can be found in foods and consumer products in “ Why Americans Are Fat and Sick: Hidden Toxins Cause Obesity, Heart Disease, and Cancer.”

Ahbonbon teaches the dangers of these toxins, and at the same time educates the reader without scaring us off. Additionally, there are healthy options and recipes in most of the chapters instructing the reader how to easily change their patterns and eating behaviors.

“I believe the simplicity of this book is one of its greatest assets and was a wise decision by Ahbonbon. This is a book that would be beneficial for anyone to take the time to read. There is no greater tool in today’s society than being well informed. This book cannot force you to make changes to your diet. However, it certainly enables an expert understanding of the healthier options that exist, which makes all the difference,” says Lynn Dangtu,  founder and publisher of Ahbonbon LLC.

Dangtu says she was inspired to publish the book while flying and after “playing the guessing game by identifying Americans vs. Europeans. It made me wonder and ask myself why there is such a big physical difference between an American passenger and a French or European passenger.”

Growing up in Europe she was familiar with the European lifestyle and food quality. She began analyzing and comparing the two worlds to identify the factors that cause Americans to be fat and sick: “My conclusion: hidden toxins, food quality, and lifestyle,” she says.

“Why Americans Are Fat and Sick: Hidden Toxins Cause Obesity, Heart Disease, and Cancer” is lovely, informative, educational, book that is essential for keeping obesity and the cancer crisis in America at bay.

If you want to live a healthier, happier life, then read: “Why Americans Are Fat and Sick: Hidden Toxins Cause Obesity, Heart Disease, and Cancer” by Ahbonbon.

To read more about this great book, please visit www.ahbonbon.com.

The book is being released only to Indiegogo, a crowdfunding platform, until January 6, 2016:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/why-americans-are-fat-...

About Ahbonbon

Ahbonbon founder and publisher, Lynn Dangtu, is a multi-talented, multicultural, tri-lingual, and highly educated strategist, researcher, and entrepreneur who graduated from the University of Southern California with BS and MBA degrees. Daughter of a diplomat, she has traveled the world and lived in Vietnam, South Korea, Germany, and France. She now resides in the United States.

She began her career at Toyota Motor Sales USA, where she was in corporate market research and strategic planning along with training in the Toyota Production System. In 2002, she made history by winning a multi-million-dollar partnership from the US Department of Commerce to open an economic development center helping small businesses. Subsequently, she became a community leader and small business activist to negotiate with major banks and utilities companies to invest hundreds of million dollars into programs to help small businesses for a period of more than 15 years in California.

In 2012, Dangtu retired as a community leader and activist to found Ahbonbon LLC, a publishing house. She has not forgotten her solid foundation as a problem solver, researcher, and strategist. With the drive for community leadership and activism in her blood, she wants to help Americans fight cancer, obesity, and other serious illnesses by pointing out the root causes of their health problems and suggesting feasible solutions.