Omega 3 OilsOmega-3 oils can reduce your risk of heart disease, arthritis, skin and bowel problems, and immune and allergic disorders. Unfortunately these oils are deficient in the typical American diet. This book teaches you how to make smart food choices to restore these essential nutrients that your mind and body need to function properly. |
Contents
The Missing Nutrient | 1 |
Some Fats Are Good for You | 11 |
Our Deteriorating Diet | 25 |
How the Omega Program Developedthe FortyFourPatient Study | 39 |
Ridding Ourselves of ModernDay Plagues | 51 |
The Omega Complexion Connection | 69 |
Omega Nutrition and Reproductive Health | 81 |
The OmegaStrong Infant and Toddler | 95 |
The Omega ProgramPhases 1 and 2 | 135 |
The Omega ProgramPhases 3 and 4 | 151 |
Sources of Omega Fatty Acids and Fiber | 167 |
A Note to Physicians | 177 |
References | 187 |
Glossary | 201 |
About the Authors | 207 |
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References to this book
The Fabric of Autism: Weaving the Threads Into a Cogent Theory Judith Bluestone Limited preview - 2005 |



