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Bless you Bob Lee Duncan Crow wrote: > Had to mention this - off-topic but important adjuvant > information.... BTW Neethi you mentioned your heart bypass so you > already know about cholesterol and saturated fats. You may have > already changed your diet/lifestyle, but I have to stress how > important it is to excercise. Use any oils in moderation. Avoid all > products containing Canola or hydrogenated oils. Avoid sugar and > overprocessed foods and do not use table salt at all. Use sea salt, > it's cheap too. Eat RAW veggies when you can (juicing helps), and use > the links below to get a hold of the book Life Extension by Durk > Pearson and Sandy Shaw. Most diseases are symptoms based on a series > of BAD LIFESTYLE DECISIONS and can be completely avoided and often > arrested. **** on www.bookfinder.com > > Life Extension: A Practical, Problem-Solving Approach by Durk Pearson > and > Sandy Shaw (1980) > > ttp://www.bookfinder.com/search/?st=sl&ac=sl&qi=2w6xgrTUwnOYQm5fxQZpxaB2w6d > > CkIZp:29:64 > > > Life Extension Companion by Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw (1984) > > ttp://www.bookfinder.com/search/?st=sl&ac=sl&qi=2w6xgrTUwnOYQm5fxQZpxaB2w6d > > CkIZp:29:65 > > > This is the nutritional bible AND the definitive anti-aging guide! The > newer > book is updated a bit, but the first one has a bit more depth. Highly > > recommended for anyone who is interested in clinical nutrition and > orthomollecular biology. It's not a heavy read, and it leaves out > nothing. > Though a few things, experimental at the time, have been firmed up > since the > publication was released, anything that was deduction is identified as > such > and better than 98% is absolutely accurate. > > It's a problem-solving approach not only to nutrition, but to diseases > and > conditions that are preventable or controlled by optimal nutrition or > megadosing in a cause-effect relationship. Everything is explained > down to > the cellular level. Includes sections to help you tailor your own > nutritional program. > > Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw started The Life Extension Foundation > www.lef.org and still run a website at www.lifeservices.com **** > ciao > > Duncan <snip> > > is it safe for a heart bypass operated patient to > use the zapper or the simple pulser?how about > someone with tachycardia?regardsneethi </snip> > -- oozing on the muggy shore of the gulf coast [email protected]
