Critique of Modern Medicine: Health and Survival in the 21st Century

Author: (Australia) Ross Hone
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Now, out of every ten people, seven die from heart disease, stroke, and cancer. The rest die from diabetes, asthma, Alzheimer's disease, and other so-called "civilization diseases." Medicine offers little help, and often worsens the condition. Ironically, doctors don't live longer than patients. However, once the lifestyle factors that trigger diseases are eliminated, not only can all problems be avoided, but most diseases can also be cured. Mr. Ross Hone is a best-selling author from Australia, who has written books such as "The Health Revolution," "Pritikin Improvement," and "Anti-Cancer, Anti-Heart Disease Recipes." In this book, Mr. Ross Hone introduces and evaluates the views of many famous medical scientists and doctors, predicts the problems and doubts troubling all of humanity, and presents concise yet skilled solutions. The book provides truths often overlooked in traditional medical education, especially detailing the impact of food, food on the body's systems, and diseases. It is an unsettling book, a book unlike any other, and it took the author thirty years to complete.