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How Not To Die, a must read how-to for staying alive (and well)

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How Not To Die, a must read how-to for staying alive (and well)

How Not To Die, the master plan prescription that navigates you to a longer, healthier life free of illness, disease and extravagant medical bills

How Not To Die: Detail & Review

How Not to Die: Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease is one of my recent (self) health and wellness book favorites!  With Dr. Greger, M.D. safely guiding you past some of the leading causes of death in America, those who take heed can steer clear of heart disease, cancers, diabetes, high blood pressure, Parkinson’s and many more deadly tolls that have been taking lives annually.  How Not To Die is literally a must read for anyone looking to stay alive and well for as long as humanly possible.  Avoid illness and disease and save money on medical bills with the help of Dr. Greger's book, How Not To Die, full of research and nutritional facts designed to show you the way to the good (i.e. healthy) life.  Similar to The China Study, this is another book that just may save your life.  Literally.

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Dr. Clark's Healthy Recipes

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Beneficial Foods, Beverages, Personal Care and Household Products by Dr. Hulda Regehr Clark, Ph.D.,N.D.

The Recipes from all of Dr. Clark's Books

A compilation of all of Dr. Clark's recipes previously published within her other book masterpieces like The Cure and Prevention of All Cancers and The Cure for All Diseases: With Many Case Histories.

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Food As Medicine

The commonly used (self health related) phrase, Your Food is Your Medicine and Your Medicine is Your Food teaches the concept of eating for your own health and wellness without any over the counter or prescription "medicines".  A focus on the foods we eat and the power we all possess to take full control of our food intake and accompanying health.

From Dr. Clark

Whether you are fighting a virus, bacteria, parasite, fatigue, deficiency, or something still unidentified, there are foods that can help. This book can identify them and make them taste good enough to add to your health regimen.

See It, Like It, Get It

Live meal sharing and food insights