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The Food Prescription for Better Health

The Food Prescription for Better Health

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Baxter D. Montgomery, M.D.

As a cardiolologoist, Dr. Montgomery has learned that a single prescription—a plant-based diet—helps you overcome a wide array of chronic diseases. He presents dramatic results from the Montgomery Heart and Wellness Clinic’s Nutritional Boot Camp program and shows how you can put the program to work in your own life. 181 pgs

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The Food Prescription for Better Health will help you find your prescription for optimal health in the foods you eat. For years, Dr. Baxter Montgomery has been helping patients overcome heart disease and other chronic illnesses through nutritional excellence. Now you can benefit from his knowledge and experience.
 
Book Features:
Outlines the poor health condition of Americans
Provides a detailed description of how the body works
Tells the real story of what healthy food is, dispelling many myths
Describes how proper nutrition is important for optimal health
Provides a step-by-step approach to reverse your health problems using nutrition
Shows scientific evidence for the efficacy of the program
 
Praise for The Food Prescription for Better Health
 
“This is a very important book, both for general practitioners and for patients, and it needs to be in the waiting room of every doctor’s office in the country. Dr. Montgomery writes from his heart because he really cares about his patients. Skip the drug store, get this book and you will have the best of all prescriptions!”
 
T. Colin Campbell, Ph.D.
Cornell Professor Emeritus and Best Selling Author of The China Study
 
“Food Prescription for Better Health defines a proven lifestyle pathway for enhanced well being and elimination of disease. This must read contribution of Dr. Baxter Montgomery reaffirms that correctly chosen foods are our most powerful medicine.”
 
Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., M.D.
Author, Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease; Consultant, Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute.
 
“Modern cardiology has failed. Coronary bypass and stenting has been demonstrated in meta-analysis to do almost nothing to extend lifespan and protect against future heart attacks. Now we have evidence to demonstrate heart disease can be prevented and even reversed through nutritional interventions, averting future heart attacks. Dr. Montgomery is the cardiologist leading the charge to a new standard of practice—one that saves lives. Imagine if cardiologists all over America taught their patients about nutritional excellence as a means of treating heart disease? It would save an untold amount of suffering and human tragedy.”
 
Joel Fuhrman, M.D.
Author of Eat to Live and Eat for Health; Board, American college of Lifestyle Medicine; Research Director, Nutritional Research Project
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