Author: Melvin E. Page, DDS
Written by Melvin E. Page, DDS and H. Leon Abrams, Jr., this is a clear presentation of the variables affecting health. Although an older manuscript, it still provides a thorough background of the basics of body chemistry. Almost all of the information provided is still applicable and practical. Like many classic works, it stands out despite the passage of time and further knowledge gained with modern research.
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Summary: Barbara Stitt discovered during 20 years experience as a probation officer working with aggressive and violent behaviors, that lifestyle and diet created one of the major effects that led these individuals to dysfunction. By changing diet, one can restore the proper molecular balance of the brain therefore healing the individual rather than simply covering up unwanted behavior. The information in this book is paramount to a great many parents as well as men and women of all ages trying to survive on the American diet. This book is highly recommended for patients to understand the impact of blood sugar problems from an emotional and behavioral standpoint.
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Inflammation is a term we hear so often, yet most patients do not understand the cause. Drawing on the latest research Dr. Appleton gives us a full explanation of the causes from a functional approach and its treatment from a drugless perspective. The contributing factors are examined from food allergies to environmental issues, psychological stress, obesity, addiction and heart disease to just name a few . Underneath it all there is one leading factor – lifestyle and diet.
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