Quote by Douglas Adams

“Instead of dying from the cold of winter, we find death in cholesterol.”

— Clay A. Johnson

“We live in a terrible World. Half of the planet is dying of hunger and the other half of cholesterol.”

— Jesus Quintero

“Just at the moment he's writing a book on famine - goodness! it's sad - and there's a dear little Chinese comrade who comes…

— Nancy Mitford

“One man's famine makes another man's feast.”

— Ray Kroc

“Finally having one other person in this world who cares feels like being tossed a scrap of food when you haven’t eaten in weeks…

— Rebecca Espinoza

“Malone: Me father died of starvation in Ireland in the black 47. Maybe you've heard of it. Violet: The Famine? Malone: No, the starvation.…

— Bernard Shaw

“With his total cholesterol over250 and his weight not far behind, there were no more Philly cheesesteaks, fries, and a large soda sitting in…

— Lisa Unger

“Our addiction to just two crops has made us the fattest people who've ever lived, dining just a few pathogens away from famine.”

— Barbara Kinsolver

“There are no longer natural famines in the world; there are only political famines.”

— Yuval Noah Harari

“Ironically, the ancestors of those who today are most at risk for type 2 diabetes were, during prehistory, not the sick and dying, but…

— Richard K. Bernstein

“Loving people are becoming extinct due to these poachers of humanity.”

— Zachary Koukol

“It was supposed to be people who died and cultures that lasted. Now it was the other way around. Something”

— Hugh Howey