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Cardiology Clinical Diseases & Physical Ailments General Health Health, Fitness & Dieting Health, Fitness & Dieting Heart Disease Internal Medicine Medical Medical Books Medicine Other Diets Politics & Government Public Affairs & Policy Science Science & Math Science & Scientists Science & Technology Social Services & WelfareWhat a revelation. So glad to have read this book. Such a shame that the medical elite have to keep the American public in the dark on the more up to date science on why we are so heart attack prone in this country. I am so glad Dr. McGee is not afaid to tell the truth! People have to be more invovled and take more initiative in their health care and truly do some of their own research and don't just take their doctor's...
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Dr. McGee has written a very informative book on the subject. Contrary to what the public is told; cardiovascular disease has rapidly declined over the past decades. And, the reduction in mortality is not due to improvement in medical technology but simply a boost in the public's intake of vitamin supplements including anti-oxidants such as vit. A, C, and E. Dr. McGee is not a conspiracy theorist, but a well-established...
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Very readable, some typos--but just ignore them. Good for laymen(I am a health professional). Everybody should have a copy of this book BEFORE they go to a cardiologist. One small beef--he doesn't say what Pritikin died from: suicide. A VERY lowfat diet will leave you depleted of B-vitamins, which can lead to depression...suicide being the next step.
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How many physicians have researched diseases, nutrition and medical practices in cultures with no cardiovascular problems or heart attacks. The author conducted extensive research in Hainan Island (China) with an average life span of 87 and no such "modern" problems.The first half of the book exposes current emergency room practice of giving (inaccurate) angiograms, recommending (unnecessary) angioplasty or bypass surgery...
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Daring, devastating, deadly accurate, Dr. McGee has exposed all aspects of the cardiovascular complex, from bad diet advice from the AHA and the NHLBI of NIH (Heart Institute), to useless bypass surgery based on inferior angiograms. He has supported the use of a number of supplements for treatment of cardiovascular diease rather than toxic prescription drugs, and the use of EDTA chelation therapy for atherosclerosis. Easy...
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