The Complete Handbook of Nutrition by Gary Null
››› Get audio book for free. ‹‹‹ Original Title: The Complete Handbook of Nutrition ISBN: 0440116139 ISBN13: 9780440116134 Autor: Gary Null/Steve Null Rating: 4.8 of 5 stars (3546) counts Original Format: Mass Market Paperback, 413 pages Download Format: PDF, FB2, DJVU, iBook. Published: April 15th 1973 / by Dell Publishing Co., Inc. Language: Genre(s):
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This book is the product of years of research, extensive interviews with leading authorities across the nation, and a great wealth of personal observation and experience. It is the most complete and comprehensive handbook of health and nutrition on the market today. Here is all you need to know about what you eat and what you should eat to enjoy the vast benefits good nutrition can give you and the dramatic changes better food habits can make in your life. (From the back cover.)
About Author:
Time magazine called him "The New Mr. Natural." My Generation magazine dubbed him one of the top health gurus in the United States. For over three decades, Gary Null has been one of the foremost advocates of alternative medicine and natural healing. A multi award-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author, Dr. Null has written over 70 books on nutrition, self-empowerment and public health issues, including his most recent, Power Aging. His syndicated public radio show, Natural Living with Gary Null, earned 21 Silver Microphone Awards and is the longest-running, continuously aired health program in America (27 years). Currently, The Gary Null Show can be heard on the Internet at from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm ET. Null also broadcasts on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays on WPFW (89.3 FM) from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm EST in Washington D.C. In addition, he can be heard in Los Angeles on Something's Happening with Roy of Hollywood on KPFK (90.7 FM) from 12:00 am to 5:30 am PST. Lastly, Dr. Null can be heard on Sunday evenings on the Health Radio Network at 8:00 pm EST, broadcast over a growing national network of radio stations. The Gary Null Show is not a "chit-chat" show but, rather, an on-air health forum featuring knowledgeable guests and well-researched scientific information that is presented objectively and in layperson's terms. The program's combination of provocative interviews, controversial commentary, and listener call-ins motivate listeners to change their lives for the better. Gary Null holds a Ph.D. in human nutrition and public health science. He has been a consistent voice on how to live a longer, more vital life through work that embraces the body, mind and spirit. Gary believes that much of what our society accepts as inevitable markers of aging are actually
manifestations of a preventable disease process. Gary's philosophy has influenced countless Americans to achieve a healthier, more fulfilling lifestyle. He is also the author of the New York Times bestsellers, Get Healthy Now! and The Encyclopedia of Natural Healing. As the senior editor and lead investigator for the "Caveat Emptor" plus host of ABC Radio Network and WABC radio, Gary Null captured the attention of hundreds of thousands of people who saw that he was unafraid to address controversial issues involving public health and alternative health practices in this country. As a reporter, Gary conducted more than 100 major investigations into issues such as AIDS, chronic fatigue, heart disease, cancer, diet and exercise, stress management, arthritis, vaccines, and allergies. Television programs such as 20/20 and 60 Minutes have used his material. As a documentary filmmaker, Gary has achieved critical acclaim. He's produced over 20 films and videos on health and nutrition topics, including the following award-winning productions: Age Is Only A Number; Overcoming Depression and Anxiety Disorders Naturally (for which he received a coveted Gold CINDY [Cinema In Industry] Award); Deconstructing The Myth of AIDS (winner of the Audience Award for Best Documentary at both the New York and Los Angeles International Independent Film and Video Festivals); Fatal Fallout (winner of both Best Director and Best Documentary awards at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival) and Drugging of Our Children (Winner of 2005 Best Documentary at World Houston International Film Festival and Key West Indy Fest). Additionally, Gary Null's special programs, such as Kiss Your Fat Goodbye, Get Fit Now and Seven Steps to Perfect Health, are regularly featured during Public Television fundraising drives, spurring strong viewer contributions whenever broadcast. Gary Null was a founder and director of health and nutrition certificate programs at Pratt Institute and The School of Visual Arts. He was also the founder of the National Health Resources Council and the Nutrition Institute of America, where he has also served as
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- The Complete Encyclopedia of Natural Healing
- The Vegetarian Handbook: Eating Right for Total Health
- The Joy of Juicing: Creative Cooking With Your Juicer; Completely Revised and Updated
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Jan 02, 2012 Victoria Heinecke Rated it: it was ok I was skeptical of the book when I read the back cover, which states that the book is the product of research, interviews and "a great wealth of personal observation." Some of the book is outdated; there are many pages devoted to the effects of DDT in the food supply, and DDT has been banned for decades. There are suggestions for raw juice combinations that the authors propose to help a variety of ailments, such as gout, goiter, heart trouble, insomnia, etc. Most of these recipes are a combinatio I was skeptical of the book when I read the back cover, which states that the book is the product of research, interviews and "a great wealth of personal observation." Some of the book is outdated; there are many pages devoted to the effects of DDT in the food supply, and DDT has been banned for decades. There are suggestions for raw juice combinations that the authors propose to help a variety of ailments, such as gout, goiter, heart trouble, insomnia, etc. Most of these recipes are a combination of carrot/spinach juice. There's also a variety of food-based recipes for hair rinses, blemishes and freckles. There's a chapter devoted to the effects of herbs, with an appropriate caveat warning of the medicinal properties of herbs. I'm not keeping the book, primarily because parts of it are obsolete, and partly because it's difficult which information is the product of empirical research and which is the result of subjective observation. Because of that, I doubt the reliability of the information in the book.
