Unnatural Causes: 'An absolutely brilliant book. I really recommend it, I don't often say that' Jeremy Vine, BBC Radio 2 Free Audiobook Download by Dr Richard Shepherd

Unnatural Causes is the gripping account of Dr. Richard Shepherd's year-long journey to explore the extraordinary world of vegetarianism and veganism. As well as an entertaining read, it gives an insight into what happens when science gets in the way of our beliefs. When Dr. Shepherd began his experiment, he was motivated by a deep love for his family and a desire to protect them from the risks associated with meat consumption, but throughout the book there are personal insights about his own battle with self-doubt and questions about his own eating habits. Unnatural Causes captures beautifully the highs and lows of this research project, from both doctors' personal lives and professional medical considerations.

Dr Richard Shepherd, a physician and medical broadcaster, this book is an apparently "absolutely brilliant" read. Jeremy Vine of BBC Radio 2 spent the last three days listening to the audiobook that has been produced by Dr Shepherd. To many, a highly entertaining read with lots of good humour and interesting facts it's a must buy.

Unnatural Causes: 'An absolutely brilliant book. I really recommend it, I don't often say that' Jeremy Vine, BBC Radio 2 narrated by Viva Vox narrated by Dr Richard Shepherd

The audiobook for Unnatural Causes is a British Medical Association Choice award-winning book of short stories written by Dr Richard Shepherd. The idea behind the book was to provide an insight into medical practice from the perspective of family doctors, junior doctors and nurses. Dr Shepherd's writing style allows readers to gain in-depth information on some of the most important healthcare subjects such as heart disease and cancer without getting bogged down with complex theories. The title story features Jack, a doctor who has reached the age at which he is considered to be past his prime but still has a lot of interesting things left to do.

"This is a brilliant book and I recommend it to all my listeners." Jeremy Vine, BBC Radio 2 Dr Richard Shepherd