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  • Samoa and a Whole-Food, Plant-based Success Program

    Samoa is small Pacific island nation consisting of 2 main islands with another 2 inhabited islands. Total population is slightly more than 200,000. In 2010, 80% were overweight with 25% diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

    The 2 main islands consist of 350 villages with self-sufficiency being important.

    Matuaileoo Environment Trust Inc (METI) introduced their Taiala program in 2018.

    This program is an implementation of Colin Campbell’s Whole-Food, Plant-Based program based on The China Study.

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