The Health Crusader, an October 1980 issue, Volume 2, Number 10

The Health Crusader, an October 1980 issue, Volume 2, Number 10, a Life Science publication focused on promoting holistic health, vegetarianism, and animal well-being.

About This Issue (October 1980):

• What's This? A Vegetarian Lion?: The main article highlights the story of James and John Uhalt, who are raising a pet lion named Sammy on a vegetarian diet consisting of fruits and vegetables. The article discusses how surprising it is to many that a lion, a traditionally carnivorous animal, can thrive without meat, bones, or blood. It argues that even carnivores can do well on a plant-based diet and encourages readers to consider switching their pets to fruits and vegetables for a healthier and more active lifestyle.
• Scoreboard: This section celebrates the opening of the College of Life Science in Austin, Texas, with the first classes starting in October 1980. It also mentions the continued growth of The Health Crusader readership, with over 150,000 readers. Gift subscriptions, which include $10 worth of books for a low price, have proven popular. The publication expresses gratitude for loans and extended subscriptions that helped make this progress possible.
• Health Crusader Doubles Its Size in One Year!: The publication announces that it has grown from 32-page issues to 64-page issues in just one year, thanks to the support of its growing readership.

This issue promotes vegetarianism for both humans and animals, reflecting the publication’s belief in the health benefits of a plant-based diet for all creatures.