Author: Melvin E. Page, DDS
The most inclusive of Dr. Page’s works. It first gives a background on nutrition (diet) and the Page method of graphing the endocrine system. It then goes on, using patient examples and Dr. Page’s treatment knowledge, to show how to successfully promote well-being. It provides a large body of useful information.
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Dr. Peshek gives a thorough presentation on the heart from a functional perspective, with tons of references from Dr. Lee’s materials on the Endocardiograph. This manual includes most of the Endocardiograph diagnostic evaluations. 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. His biochemical background is utilized to support a full spectrum treatment. It also includes information on electro-point therapy. ISBN 0-960590226
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.
This is the patient’s guide to understanding fatty acid metabolism and how it affects your physical and emotional being. Dr. Bob offers simple and clear explanations for your patients to understand.
Most patients have a hard time understanding what real nourishment is and how it affects their health. Judy DeCava does an excellent job of showing us the path between the synthetic fractionated vitamins found at your local drugstore and the therapeutic value of whole vital foods. The old statement “we are what we eat” has proven itself a reality with the staggering statistics of the deteriorating health in this nation. This is an outstanding patient support tool or for those practitioners who just want well documented information. The sections, “Food for Thought” at the end of each chapter should be required reading.
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