Author: Melvin E. Page, DDS
A thorough presentation of the Page method of endocrine pattern measurement. This method of analyzing body chemistry provides a great deal of useful information. Specific forearm and calf measurements provide a very accurate tool to assess an individual’s glandular status. Also, general nutritional information is provided to complete the presentation.
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Dr. Peshek a long-time disciple of both Harold Hawkins and Melvin Page, brings Dr. Hawkins classic work in pH and Dr. Page’s work together in this book. Dr. Peshek tries to answer the most frequently asked question by doctors who want to learn more about Clinical Nutrition: “How do I get started?” Step-by-step procedures required to become competent in clinical nutrition are described in this manual. The material included in this book is the foundation upon which you can grow and mature into a biochemical nutritionist. This is without doubt, a complete text using a holistic approach in learning clinical nutrition. ISBN 0-960590234
*Please note: Clinical books are only available for practitioners.
This book looks at female health and offers insights to a drugless approach in balancing the endocrine system. Whether you are a patient or a practitioner it offers insights into a good solid and simple way to balance those pesky hormones.
Lays out the value of having healthy fats and oils in one’s life from an emotional and physical standpoint.
Well researched and referenced; not designed for the lay public.
The Blood And It’s 3rd Anatomical Element by Antoine Béchamp MD. PhD, was first published in France in 1899 and later translated into English in 1912. This work is a scientific masterpiece on the microzyma, the sub-microscopic organisms of the cell of life form. Bechamp’s work was overshadowed and almost lost do to the flamboyant behavior of one of his students, Lewis Pasteur (Beauchamp or Pasteur-A Lost Chapter in the History of Biology by G. Douglas Hume.) Beauchamp’s work and understanding of biochemistry is enlightening and fascinating even more so today. This is not a Sunday read.
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