The Complete Guide to Health and Nutrition

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Delacorte Press, 1984 - Cooking - 586 pages
Abstract: A comprehensive, objective source book covers the basics of health and nutrition for the general public, nutritionists, and physicians, organized into a reference handbook of nutrient classes and key nutritional topics. The text is organized into major sections that present facts and health information on proteins; carbohydrates for energy and fiber; fats and oils; vitamins and health; and the role of minerals in health maintenance. Each of the sections include questions and answers, capsulated facts, specific examples, and summaries. The information presented also is directly related to major current health issues, and was derived from the scientific literature and interviews with numerous health scientists and nutritional authorities. (wz).

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Protein
1
Energy and Fiber for Health
51
How Fats and Oils Affect Your Health 172 128
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Gary Null was born in 1945. He received a B.S. in human nutrition from Edison State College and a Ph.D. in human nutrition and public health science from Union Graduate School. He owns Gary Null and Associates, a company which markets dietary supplements. He has criticized the medical community, promoted a range of alternative cancer treatments and dietary supplements, and questioned the link between HIV and AIDS. His syndicated radio talk show, Natural Living with Gary Null, has aired for more than 27 years and has won eight Silver Microphone Awards. He has written more than 70 books on nutrition, self-empowerment and public health issues including AIDS: A Second Opinion and Power Aging. As a documentary filmmaker, he produced over 70 films and videos including Age Is Only a Number, Deconstructing the Myth of AIDS, and Fatal Fallout. He received a Gold CINDY (Cinema in Industry) Award for Overcoming Depression and Anxiety Disorders Naturally. He won the Truth in Journalism Award for Investigative Reporting and The Human Rights Award from the Citizens Commission on Human Rights.

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