Dietary treatment for anemia

Author: Zhou Jian / Gao Wei / Wang Liyan (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: With the improvement of people's living standards, their health awareness has also been gradually enhanced. The public has gradually shifted from the previous "state of being treated when sick" to actively participating and contributing. "Medicine has three, food is better than medicine." In daily life, scientific dietary planning can allow people to enjoy delicious food while nourishing and regulating their bodies, thereby achieving the goal of "treating diseases when sick and preventing diseases when healthy." Moreover, dietary health care has the characteristics of being safe, free of side effects, convenient, practical, and easy to maintain. In view of this, we have organized and planned a set of illustrated books titled "Food Therapy for Health Preservation," which are rich in scientific rigor, practicality, and operability, with exquisite production. The first batch of this series introduces 20 varieties, focusing on dietary health preservation for common diseases such as insomnia, dizziness, and pediatric common illnesses. It also includes health-preserving dietary recipes for special groups such as adolescents and postpartum women, as well as scientific dietary planning for healthy people, including seasonal teas, soups, porridge, and dishes. The features of this series are: (1) Illustrated with vivid images, offering excellent visual effects; (3) The text is simple and easy to understand, with strong guidance. In addition to dietary recipes and preparation methods, most of the volumes provide a detailed analysis of the nutritional components of the main ingredients and finished products, as well as an introduction to the characteristics of the dietary recipes and health tips, with content that integrates both traditional Chinese and Western medicine. It is hoped that the publication of this series can help the general public eat with knowledge and eat for health!